Have you ever seen a hive like this before?!
It's UN-BEE-LIEVABLE!?
The eagle-eyed among you may notice the shape of wasp nests always makes us uncomfortable
but not with the wild bee hives that are so fascinating to look at.
Homeowners hear weird noises in their houses – and what they find is terrifying.
Well, what’s lurking within your walls?
It could be more than you think.
Welcome to “Animals Wow TV”, in today’s video I will look around on the list of massive
bee hives buzzing all around.
Stick around till the very end and you won't regret it.
Let’s go!
HONEYCOMB INSIDE THE BRICKS
One Tennessee home was in a hive of activity, but not for a good reason.
The Bartlett Bee Whisperer, David Glover was called unto rescue.
He had to dismantle the house's brickwork in order to get rid of the swarming bees.
Will the combs still be safe and useful after the bricks have been forced to be removed?
What do you think?
Well, definitely yes, in fact the final view of the hive was AWESOME to watch, as much
as he feared removing the bricks!
David estimated that the hive had been there for two years.
But his main goal is to save bees, that's why he safely removed them from the wall.
Afterall, they can still produce honey by next year.
Next, What about a buzzing BEES ON THE FLOOR ? Man Removes Huge Beehive Hidden Beneath
Floor If you heard strange noises beneath your floor,
what would you do first?
The owner of this house made a hair-raising discovery while cleaning their home.
They were concerned when they heard a buzzing hum from the ground within the bedroom foundations.
And they call Mr. Ed, the beeman.
After removing the insulation they discover a massive hive of bees which is capable of
chomping through construction grade fibreglass.
Thousands of bees can be seen swarming over gigantic honeycombs buried deep beneath the
ground.
VO: Imagine sleeping at night while they partying all night under your bed.
Same goes on with this video.
Next BEEHIVE ON THE ROOF.
Have you ever seen a hive this massive up close and personal?
In Brisbane, Australia, a home was buzzing, but not on the floor or even in your wall.
Paul Wood of Brisbane Backyard Bees said he received a call about the bees after a resident
in Brisbane's Bracken Ridge observed several of the insects flying over his property.
An eight-foot beehive with nearly 60,000 bees inside was being removed from the roof.
Well, that’s kind of mesmerizing to watch and a lot of honey as well.
Imagine seeing one on your roof?
Will you still be terrified?
Honestly, it's fascinating to watch.
Anyway, Wood removes the hive as gently as possible, with “nearly 100 percent” of
the colony surviving the process so it will not be wasted.
That dripping honey will be safely removed.
Next on our List is a massive 8 columns of Honeycomb
VO: Scott the Bee Man spent nearly 4 hours removing this large colony from a gazebo,
but the amount of honey from the comb was well worth the effort!
Another EIGHT-FOOT-LONG BEEHIVE Well folks, this is going to be another long
long video.
And the fact that beekeepers can identify the queen amongst this mass is incredible.
Watching this beehive seems like you're playing hedge mazes to solve confusing puzzles.
Next, a beehive with 40, 000 bees inside.
This one was a tyrant!
The hive is over 6 feet long, contains at least 100 pounds of honey, and has over 40,000
bees.
That’s a lot honey dude!
T Folks, the title of this video pretty much says it all: we've got a massive bee hive
in the garage soffit.
Watching this one, you could already imagine how big it is.
And as you can see it looks like a ghost town.
LARGEST BEEHIVE EVER IN WEST TEXAS The largest beehive ever discovered in west
Texas was discovered while mowing.
You could see a large wooden box dangling 15 feet above the ground in a tree if you're
driving down Princeton Avenue in Midland, Texas.
A beehive with millions of European honey bees flying about it may be seen if you look
closely.
This isn't your typical beehive, though.
This is simply fantastic.
According to Nickell, This is the largest natural hive he has ever seen in Midland,
if not all of West Texas.
Last but not the least, buzzing bees are at school.
Imagine having a bee classmate and you're going to play spelling bee!
Well, that’s ironic.
A hive was removed from a high school near Demopolis, Alabama.
Bees constructed a hive between a sheet of plywood and a glass, resulting in a 7-foot-long
observation hive!
Just below the wood stud in the upper left quadrant.
Fortunately, you could see the size of the nest from inside the structure.
It's incredible.
That is one impressive hive, with absolutely straight and regular rows.
What would you expect from the school of bees?
Alright, which of these massive nests with honey on it that terrify you the most?
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