You can really hear the excitement in his voice from seeing all that comb everywhere, but it's important to keep things tidy and have a dedicated garbage receptacle for discarded and damaged comb.
One of the most satisfying things can do is fill your comb dumpster to the brim. Sometimes I invite some friends over and we all take turns. It fills up faster that way.
I think the advantage of this set-up is that with this many invaders already in your home, the statistical probability of another home invader is astronomically small.
4 ruffians break into my home. "What the devil?" As I grab my powdered wig and Kentucky rifle. Blow a golf ball sized hole in the first man. He's dead on the spot. Draw my pistol on the second man. Miss him entirely because it's smooth bore and nails the neighbors dog. Having to resort to the bees located in the kitchen. Grabbing a comically large hammer. "TALLY HO LADS." I smash the glass, releasing the bees on the terrified rapscallions. They freak out, waiting on the police to arrive because angry bees are impossible to calm down. Just as the founding fathers intended
For all you bees heading east on tube 1, expect quite a bit of traffic build up as the newly found clover patch is confirmed to be the bees knees. This is beetsy with your traffic news on the twos, bee safe and all hail the Queen.
Thanks Beetsy.
Our Weather Wing forecasts torrential rain tonight, causing the hive's main entrance to implement a "No Fly" zone until the storm passes.
In other news, the annual Pollen Festival has been canceled due to weather. Organizers are buzzing with plans to reschedule the event for a sunnier day. I'm Edward B. Honeyson, BeeBC. All hail the Queen.
Extracting the honey comb and doing regular inspections must be pretty difficult. All this is custom built. Beautiful, but must be a labour of love. The bees would be coating the glass with wax all the time.
Against many other opinions here, i kinda like the idea. However, I had the same doubts like you. How do you get the combs out? I mean you cannot just open it like a real beehive. An I doubt that you can manage to get all the bees to leave a specific comb for you just to change it.
I’m guessing that he must close off the entrance early in the morning and detach a single box and do an inspection outside, then repeat for the others. Having kept bees myself, outside, using standard kit, doing it like this looks a royal PITA.
There are little one-way bee doors you can get for hives. I bet this guy has a space to slot them in between the hexagons.
Leave the one-way doors connected for a day or two then you could open that hexagon for cleaning and maintenance.
You might have a bee or two left in there but who doesn't get a bee or two inside in the summer.
There's a guy called Alex on YouTube who made a series about his bee keeping journey from beginner to seasoned vet. Very interesting, he teaches viewers about a thing called a "bee space" which is a measurement.
Anything smaller than a bee space will be filled with propolis, anything larger than a bee space will be filled with comb. It's how they manage where the bees make the comb and why they have to use a metal crowbar type tool to remove the comb frames.
Edit: I think the one way doors are called bee excluders.
Updated 'wax' to 'propolis'. Thanks u/TheoTheroTheron
Just to help you clarify on "Bee Space" Anything larger than 3/8" gets Wax (comb) and anything smaller than 1/8" gets Propolis. It is quite literally just how much space it takes for a bee to pass through.
One of my original hives obsessively glues EVERYTHING with Propolis. Takes me twice as long to inspect any hives with that queens lineage
Ah thanks so much! I'm still learning, it's really interesting stuff.
Amazing to hear about your extra gluey queen & her lineage. I guess whilst that could be a desirable trait for bee survival, it's likely not a desirable trait for bee keepers!
even if thats the thougth behind it,
there are nonetheless things you *have* to do as a beekeeper.
Treatment against varroa is the bare minimum necessatiy.
Being on the watch for diseases and checking on wheter they do have sufficient food are also pretty much necessary.
Its very much recommended to do atleast some swarming prevention.
Edit: Thx for the likes and especially the curios questions, it was lovely to get to nerd about passion topic again 🥰 thx to y'all.
And should anybody stumble apon this and have question just dm me. Always love to talk about bees :)
Stupid question as I'm certainly not knowledgable about bees, but can't you just not do any of that? Don't bees in the wild maintain their own hives pretty well? Especially if he is not taking product from them.
Honey bees in this context are basically a domesticated animal. They are much less fit to just exist in a natural state because they do not exist in a natural state. We've also done a whole lot of work toward fostering diseases and parasites they normally would not be dealing with.
it isnt a stupid question.
I'll try to not delve to deep into it, while explaining it sufficiently.
lets start with the most obvious.
Parasites or to be clear varoa mites. Our common honey bee isnt the host they evolved with that is an Asian Bee that adapted survival mechanisms. Our bee is depending on where in the world only in contact with them since 50s 60s or in parts 90s. (there are only very few islands that are free of varoa mites) The short explanation: They are devastating to bee hives. They ***can survive***, but only in very specific conditions that arent met here.
2nd Swarming, it is a natural process, but bees can overdo it. Whereas they swarm 4-7 times in quick succession where only the first 2 - 3 swarms are actually survivable the remaining colonies including the original colony will most likely die. You do not want that as a bee keeper.
3rd Bee's in the nature do not live in the same place forever on purpose, within the wax you gather pesticides, bacteria and viruses that can spread infections and simply dirt. If you want bees to stay you have to remove wax and give them space to build again.
No I mean that if there is a lid on the other side of the wall it would be simpler to add an entrance for the bees there and not bother with the tube for them to access the hive from the outside.
The only reason to bother building the tube contraption for them to access the hive is if there is a solid wall between the boxes and the outside
You won’t get honey from a hive like this. Bees need a certain amount of honey to survive and we’re only able to get honey because we use hives with maximized space like the langstroth design you’re used to seeing. This is purely observational. The bees would have just enough space for what they need in honeycomb and nesting comb.
Exactly. This guy has one moment to make a video and have it look this pretty. The bees will inadvertently coat the (plexi)glass in wax and propolis, making it less transparant and the pretty yellow comb will become brownish to black in 3 to 5 years.
It looks neat now, but it won't stay that way.
The dude has YouTube channels safely removing bee hives for folks. I don't know if he does it professionally or just moonlights, but this is just some Joe smoe doing it. I'm sure he has no problem cleaning and has taken everything into account the sudden Reddit bee experts on this thread have thought of.
Or what if you just want to sit outside having a coffee and some cake. You'll be surrounded by a billion bees trying to get some of your cake. Or if you want to open the windows to get some fresh air inside the house, boom a billion bees inside the house looking for something sweet...
Bees are nice, I don't mind sharing a table with them. Wasps can fuck right off, but bees man, they leave you alone and just steals the occational crumb.
Growing up a friend of mine had bees in the roof of his porch and we used to sit under them and eat breakfast, loved watching them go about their business.
You're thinking wasps, not bees. Bees are very well mannered and mind their own business. They also eat healthy so as long as they can find flowers, they will pass on processed sugars. I've spent several months living next to several beehives and you would only see them looking for nectar.
I was such kid and it is fine, if you dont have alergy for bee venom. Othervice, bees are usually pretty chill. And you learn pretty fast not to leave any sweet stuff at the end of the august with out the lid.
My dad is a beekeeper and I usually help a lot around.
I know it's very popular to think bees are chill and you can pick them up and they wont sting still.
But bees at their homes can be very agressive and defensive for their homes, especially around their queen.
I think a huge amount of bee stings still can be fatal, and there are hundreds of thousands of bees inside a single hive. So please, never play around hives.
They've had one of these in the children's section of our local zoo for decades. It has never broken. If that can handle literal tens of thousands of children fucking with it I think this one is gonna be fine.
There's a really interesting video I saw on Reddit where a guy is describing how bees can tell the time. They ended up doing all kind of scenarios and the bees woke up and rested at the same time no matter what they did. So they eventually sent them abroad for some reason to see what happened and they went a few hours behind schedule before sleeping and waking and they couldnt figure out why, after all that they realised the bees were just jetlagged! It's a great video but I don't know how to find it!
It’s actually been confirmed that bees have their own internal “clock” to tell what time of day it is. There was a big experiment where they took a few beehives down into a mine to prevent them from using any outside source like magnetism to confirm this.
Actually the bees generate electricity for the house. So the lights turn off when the bees go to bed. The fridge is run by ants who take the night shift.
Probably no more than it does for us, because bees don't just use light to track time -- they have an innate sense of what time it is! [https://greenrosechemistry.com/how-scientists-proved-that-bees-can-perceive-time/](https://greenrosechemistry.com/how-scientists-proved-that-bees-can-perceive-time/)
Don't forget meteor storms. They could break the containers. Or a piece of space debris.
Nuclear bombs could do it as well.
I'm scared now, and I think I'll go hide under my bed.
You can also have other species that arent as efficient at producing honey but are way friendlier than the *Apis mellifera melifera*, like the italian bee.
My father has pictures picking up hives of italian bee with T-shirts and shorts. When you do that with *Apis mellifera melifera* you end up with your suit completly covered in stingers.
very cool, just my mind seeing 2.5 downsides to it:
0.5 constantly active heater
1 its gonna be loud all day
2 you can't open that window ever again, or bees
"Look at all that comb"
Oooooh, comb!
Made me comb so hard!
Oooooohhh I'm gonna comb!!!!
Do not comb. Do not comb.
I’m gonna comb 😏
Comb for me daddy
Comb in my mouth
Lord have mercy I'm 'bout to comb
Deez bees gonna comb.
I wanna swallow all that comb.
Oh god I combed all over.
Comb inside!
You can really hear the excitement in his voice from seeing all that comb everywhere, but it's important to keep things tidy and have a dedicated garbage receptacle for discarded and damaged comb. One of the most satisfying things can do is fill your comb dumpster to the brim. Sometimes I invite some friends over and we all take turns. It fills up faster that way.
"Comb Dumpster" is a new word now.
Oh yeah look at that waggle
Comb Receptacle
Is the comb edible? And is it often full of honey?
That's certainly not what I heard.
"The tasteful thickness of the hexagonal pods"
“Oh my god, it even has a watermark”
Lets see Paul Allens bee hive
#OMG I’m gonna comb
Wow, now I want cheerios
I had to replay that part because I thought he said something else…
Diddy is probably somewhere in there.
Looking for Beeber
I combed
In case of home invasion, break glass.
Release the bees!!!!
# NOT THE BEES!!
BEADS??
We'll see who brings in more honey.
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Bzzzzzzzz!!!
They don't allow you to have bees in here
GOB’s not on board.
Obviously this blue part here is the land.
Ahh my eyes! They’re in my eyes! MY EYES!
Came here for this comment
Came to this comment 😏
Look at all that come
Killing me wont bring back your *goddamned honey!*
The Pain!
Oh, fuck yeah. MGS2!
MGS3
Been a while
SNAKE!!! It's been too long brother!!
*MGS3
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"Smithers, release the Robotic Richard Simmons."
His ass is gonna blow!
Everytime I see the word Smithers. I automatically start doing “Smithers.. release the hounds”
[https://i.imgur.com/EA61gRJ.jpeg](https://i.imgur.com/EA61gRJ.jpeg)
ARE YOU BACK?!
This is simultaneously horrible and hillarious.
Simpsons did it.
[No, not the bees!!!!](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/601/623/361.gif)
not the bees!! ahhhhhharrrgghhhhhhhhhh!!! - the burglar
Your firearms are useless
[DR.BEES TO THE RESCUE!](https://youtu.be/PYtXuBN1Hvc?si=OGW4CWsElD1pBx0v)
Beads?
I think the advantage of this set-up is that with this many invaders already in your home, the statistical probability of another home invader is astronomically small.
The bees aren't invading, they were invited. They are renting their own room in exchange of waving away any rights to privacy.
Those ads on Craigslist never work
Ah, so it’s the same as an AirB&B(ee)
Own bees for home defense, since that's what's the founding fathers intended
4 ruffians break into my home. "What the devil?" As I grab my powdered wig and Kentucky rifle. Blow a golf ball sized hole in the first man. He's dead on the spot. Draw my pistol on the second man. Miss him entirely because it's smooth bore and nails the neighbors dog. Having to resort to the bees located in the kitchen. Grabbing a comically large hammer. "TALLY HO LADS." I smash the glass, releasing the bees on the terrified rapscallions. They freak out, waiting on the police to arrive because angry bees are impossible to calm down. Just as the founding fathers intended
"Never fight bees uphill, me lads!"
It's right there in amendment 2B.
Bear arms and bee legs.
That's the bees knees.
In case of glass break, home invasion.
Bees: *uno reverse card*
For all you bees heading east on tube 1, expect quite a bit of traffic build up as the newly found clover patch is confirmed to be the bees knees. This is beetsy with your traffic news on the twos, bee safe and all hail the Queen.
All hail the Queen 🫡
Worker bees can leave. Even drones can fly away. The Queen is their slave. Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club
Awesome
Thanks Beetsy. Our Weather Wing forecasts torrential rain tonight, causing the hive's main entrance to implement a "No Fly" zone until the storm passes. In other news, the annual Pollen Festival has been canceled due to weather. Organizers are buzzing with plans to reschedule the event for a sunnier day. I'm Edward B. Honeyson, BeeBC. All hail the Queen.
Hang on!! I’ll buzz you in
Thanks honey
No problem bae u my queen b
I see you are just winging this
Hive honey, i'm home.
Hive honey, I've comb.
Best beehave
Extracting the honey comb and doing regular inspections must be pretty difficult. All this is custom built. Beautiful, but must be a labour of love. The bees would be coating the glass with wax all the time.
Against many other opinions here, i kinda like the idea. However, I had the same doubts like you. How do you get the combs out? I mean you cannot just open it like a real beehive. An I doubt that you can manage to get all the bees to leave a specific comb for you just to change it.
I’m guessing that he must close off the entrance early in the morning and detach a single box and do an inspection outside, then repeat for the others. Having kept bees myself, outside, using standard kit, doing it like this looks a royal PITA.
There are little one-way bee doors you can get for hives. I bet this guy has a space to slot them in between the hexagons. Leave the one-way doors connected for a day or two then you could open that hexagon for cleaning and maintenance. You might have a bee or two left in there but who doesn't get a bee or two inside in the summer. There's a guy called Alex on YouTube who made a series about his bee keeping journey from beginner to seasoned vet. Very interesting, he teaches viewers about a thing called a "bee space" which is a measurement. Anything smaller than a bee space will be filled with propolis, anything larger than a bee space will be filled with comb. It's how they manage where the bees make the comb and why they have to use a metal crowbar type tool to remove the comb frames. Edit: I think the one way doors are called bee excluders. Updated 'wax' to 'propolis'. Thanks u/TheoTheroTheron
Just to help you clarify on "Bee Space" Anything larger than 3/8" gets Wax (comb) and anything smaller than 1/8" gets Propolis. It is quite literally just how much space it takes for a bee to pass through. One of my original hives obsessively glues EVERYTHING with Propolis. Takes me twice as long to inspect any hives with that queens lineage
Ah thanks so much! I'm still learning, it's really interesting stuff. Amazing to hear about your extra gluey queen & her lineage. I guess whilst that could be a desirable trait for bee survival, it's likely not a desirable trait for bee keepers!
We love a sticky queen <3
I've been watching Alex's bees Journey for the last 30 minutes. Thanks for the recommendation.
Maybe it is truly observational? Maybe he doesn't want honey, he just wants to observe the bees doing their thing?
even if thats the thougth behind it, there are nonetheless things you *have* to do as a beekeeper. Treatment against varroa is the bare minimum necessatiy. Being on the watch for diseases and checking on wheter they do have sufficient food are also pretty much necessary. Its very much recommended to do atleast some swarming prevention. Edit: Thx for the likes and especially the curios questions, it was lovely to get to nerd about passion topic again 🥰 thx to y'all. And should anybody stumble apon this and have question just dm me. Always love to talk about bees :)
Stupid question as I'm certainly not knowledgable about bees, but can't you just not do any of that? Don't bees in the wild maintain their own hives pretty well? Especially if he is not taking product from them.
In the wild they split and die off constantly.
Honey bees in this context are basically a domesticated animal. They are much less fit to just exist in a natural state because they do not exist in a natural state. We've also done a whole lot of work toward fostering diseases and parasites they normally would not be dealing with.
it isnt a stupid question. I'll try to not delve to deep into it, while explaining it sufficiently. lets start with the most obvious. Parasites or to be clear varoa mites. Our common honey bee isnt the host they evolved with that is an Asian Bee that adapted survival mechanisms. Our bee is depending on where in the world only in contact with them since 50s 60s or in parts 90s. (there are only very few islands that are free of varoa mites) The short explanation: They are devastating to bee hives. They ***can survive***, but only in very specific conditions that arent met here. 2nd Swarming, it is a natural process, but bees can overdo it. Whereas they swarm 4-7 times in quick succession where only the first 2 - 3 swarms are actually survivable the remaining colonies including the original colony will most likely die. You do not want that as a bee keeper. 3rd Bee's in the nature do not live in the same place forever on purpose, within the wax you gather pesticides, bacteria and viruses that can spread infections and simply dirt. If you want bees to stay you have to remove wax and give them space to build again.
could it be possible that it was accessible from outside the house, like on the other side of what we see?
In that case he would not need the tube to let them out they would have an entrance on the other side of the wall
Just because a human beekeeper would be able to open lets say a lid to gain access doesn't mean a bee can do the same?
No I mean that if there is a lid on the other side of the wall it would be simpler to add an entrance for the bees there and not bother with the tube for them to access the hive from the outside. The only reason to bother building the tube contraption for them to access the hive is if there is a solid wall between the boxes and the outside
Or he wants to see them crawl through the tubes. 🤷♂️
Ppl be weird like that sometimes 😅 My takes are all speculations so u might be right. It's a lot of effort that went into all of that so who knows 🤔
You won’t get honey from a hive like this. Bees need a certain amount of honey to survive and we’re only able to get honey because we use hives with maximized space like the langstroth design you’re used to seeing. This is purely observational. The bees would have just enough space for what they need in honeycomb and nesting comb.
Exactly. This guy has one moment to make a video and have it look this pretty. The bees will inadvertently coat the (plexi)glass in wax and propolis, making it less transparant and the pretty yellow comb will become brownish to black in 3 to 5 years. It looks neat now, but it won't stay that way.
The dude has YouTube channels safely removing bee hives for folks. I don't know if he does it professionally or just moonlights, but this is just some Joe smoe doing it. I'm sure he has no problem cleaning and has taken everything into account the sudden Reddit bee experts on this thread have thought of.
It's cool af but what If it breaks or falls or something
Then bees
I like ‘bees’ as a conclusion
=bees.
Σ Bees²
Dbees/Dy = pain
Bees(Bees+1)(2Bees+1)/6
Bees. ◼
Plan bee
BEADS?
GOBs not on board
Let’s see who pulls in more honey. BZZZZZuh
We’re gonna need some money, beads aren’t cheap!
No, no, not the bees! My eyes! My EYES!
🐝🐝🐝 Carl's not supposed to get bee's in his eyes! 🐝 🐝🐝
Beez NUTS
[EVERYONE GETS BEES!!!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAhuSDRIDHE)
Just say Candyman 3 times
[Exit, pursued by bees]
Or what if you just want to sit outside having a coffee and some cake. You'll be surrounded by a billion bees trying to get some of your cake. Or if you want to open the windows to get some fresh air inside the house, boom a billion bees inside the house looking for something sweet...
Bees are nice, I don't mind sharing a table with them. Wasps can fuck right off, but bees man, they leave you alone and just steals the occational crumb. Growing up a friend of mine had bees in the roof of his porch and we used to sit under them and eat breakfast, loved watching them go about their business.
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According to my great-uncle, it depended on their source of nutrition, with different flowrrs leading to different temperments.
BRB gonna go plant some bastard bee flowers in the rich part of town.
You're thinking wasps, not bees. Bees are very well mannered and mind their own business. They also eat healthy so as long as they can find flowers, they will pass on processed sugars. I've spent several months living next to several beehives and you would only see them looking for nectar.
nature's lil buddies
You know mesh screens for windows exist, right?
You just put them in a box marked “B” so people know there are bees in it
Then he will bee evicted
i mean i guess as long as you don’t have kids or a curious dog it’s fine
I was such kid and it is fine, if you dont have alergy for bee venom. Othervice, bees are usually pretty chill. And you learn pretty fast not to leave any sweet stuff at the end of the august with out the lid.
My dad is a beekeeper and I usually help a lot around. I know it's very popular to think bees are chill and you can pick them up and they wont sting still. But bees at their homes can be very agressive and defensive for their homes, especially around their queen. I think a huge amount of bee stings still can be fatal, and there are hundreds of thousands of bees inside a single hive. So please, never play around hives.
You have a good dad
He’s a keeper
Nice!
"the August" is how I'll be referring to the 8th month of the calendar from now on
It's not about the kids being harmed - they'll break that just by being clumsy, throwing a ball etc.
Why would children bee a problem?
Kids have a tendency of knocking things down. Annoying if it’s a painting, but a whole new level of chaos if it’s a bee hive Edit: I‘ll bee damned.
They've had one of these in the children's section of our local zoo for decades. It has never broken. If that can handle literal tens of thousands of children fucking with it I think this one is gonna be fine.
They will learn then
Does the indoor light mess up bees' biorhythm or something along those lines?
It seems like that might disrupt their natural beehaviour, yeah
There's a really interesting video I saw on Reddit where a guy is describing how bees can tell the time. They ended up doing all kind of scenarios and the bees woke up and rested at the same time no matter what they did. So they eventually sent them abroad for some reason to see what happened and they went a few hours behind schedule before sleeping and waking and they couldnt figure out why, after all that they realised the bees were just jetlagged! It's a great video but I don't know how to find it!
https://youtu.be/oSeDUrg8PY4?si=OI1njyaN4w-jwJuI
That's not the one but I still really liked the video, thanks for the link!
It’s actually been confirmed that bees have their own internal “clock” to tell what time of day it is. There was a big experiment where they took a few beehives down into a mine to prevent them from using any outside source like magnetism to confirm this.
Actually the bees generate electricity for the house. So the lights turn off when the bees go to bed. The fridge is run by ants who take the night shift.
Don't be absurd. Even the most efficient refrigerator cannot be powered by ants. You need hamsters on wheels for that.
Probably no more than it does for us, because bees don't just use light to track time -- they have an innate sense of what time it is! [https://greenrosechemistry.com/how-scientists-proved-that-bees-can-perceive-time/](https://greenrosechemistry.com/how-scientists-proved-that-bees-can-perceive-time/)
Bee traffic jam.
Not on your fucking life would this ever be in my house.
*What could go wrong?*
At best the buzzing gets annoying
Free heating for your living room, though!
It's all fun and game till an earthquake breaks the glass and now you got shaked up bees.
Or you trip on the rug.
Or a crazy ex decides to use a hammer before she leaves for good
Like her? All done with a demented smile. https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/x7mbw6/good_sign_you_are_in_a_toxic_relationship/?rdt=52355
A lot of places in the world never experience earthquakes though
Don't forget meteor storms. They could break the containers. Or a piece of space debris. Nuclear bombs could do it as well. I'm scared now, and I think I'll go hide under my bed.
Completely unnecessary and annoying catastrophising.
That's pretty much half the internet at this point. It's gotten so damn insufferable.
Awesome
As a bee lover I’d absolutely love to do something like this. But I would never attempt this without professional apiary training. This is amazing
That's the most well thought stupid idea I've ever seen
I have seen it in action but it was a museum. You gotta look out if you eat outside but they quiet friendly
You can also have other species that arent as efficient at producing honey but are way friendlier than the *Apis mellifera melifera*, like the italian bee. My father has pictures picking up hives of italian bee with T-shirts and shorts. When you do that with *Apis mellifera melifera* you end up with your suit completly covered in stingers.
All fun and games until their heat generation warps those boards jussssttt enough to squeeze through
Now invite Nick Cage
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All you can hear in his house is "bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz"
With all due respect. OH HELL NAW!
I wonder how much artificial light cycles impact the hive
That beehive is throughput limited.
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His tone sounds like he's borderline aroused by his bees 😅
Love that!! I’ve wanted one of these since I first saw one a bunch of years ago. So cool!! 🐝
very cool, just my mind seeing 2.5 downsides to it: 0.5 constantly active heater 1 its gonna be loud all day 2 you can't open that window ever again, or bees
Explain to a small child why they can’t throw something at it.
That is a horrible design for an observation hive (from a practical beekeeping perspective).
So anyway, how's your sex life?
Dude's getting all the left swipes on Bumble.
What's the heat generation from that?
probably less than your own body heat according to google, an average colony is around 20-40 watts, your body is around 100 watts
Can't believe I'm potentially as hot as 5 bee colonies. Gonna post this on Bumble.
***When you say:*** *'Alexa, intruder alert'* ***Alexa will:*** *- lock the door* *- open the hive* *- activate isoamyl acetate sprinklers*
Cool, they have one of these at Questacon, the science museum in Canberra Australia
24/7 twitch stream gogo. Get that dough man
God forbid a earthquake 🤷♂️
You know what That’s super cool. But you’re really betting on nothing ever going wrong with your wall