This is one of those wild Tumblr interactions that we sorely hope is nothing more than a devilish troll on the part of the one profoundly clueless Tumblr user. The dude suggests that honey comes from bees that have been squashed up in some kind of grinder device. Seriously, where do people read some of this stuff?
Check out some more gold from Tumblr with this thread about trade school and the point of tests.
Like people, cats and dogs can have responses to bee venom that can be mild to severe, but with the right attention and care they just swell up for a while and go back to normal. So for a while, you get an inflated dog or a cat with extreme lips. For some pet stories, here's a wholesome AirBnB with a neighborhood dog visitor as well as a Tumblr thread about a dog that figured out how to herd a lawn roomba.
The truth stings! This parent lived to regret not listening to their kid's warning cries about hearing a bunch of sketchy buzzing from the attic. Fast forward to the dreadful experience of getting stung by hundreds of bees, and you've got one very painful lesson in the making.
One of the problems with being a dog is that you have to explore with your face. Sometimes when dogs root around they try to eat bees or get stung by them. Like people, dogs can have responses to bee venom that can be mild to severe, but with proper treatment they just swell up for a while and end up fine. Anyway, for more dogs who've gotten themselves into uncomfortable situations, here are some stuck dogs who need a hand.
Bears are all about that honey, man. They've got a "can't stop, won't stop" approach to retrieving the sweet goodness at all costs. Beekeeper Ibrahim Sedef was at the end of his rope with bears stealing his precious honey. So, he decided to turn the bears into honey taste testers. With such a notorious reputation for being honey fiends, they'd naturally be able to offer up a valuable insight into which kinds of honey ranked superior over others. You can find more info about the honey taste testing bears and Ibrahim Sedef over here.
This thing is literally multiple feet wide and when they get to spraying holy crap do those thousands of little bastards get pissed. It makes sense this guy used this as an opportunity to promote his pest control business, because that nest is a pants-crapping behemoth of nope-like proportions.
The world can be a pretty diabolical place sometimes. Whether it's stood up dates, loose bees or car-swallowing sinkholes, there are gonna be times when things don't work out. So, for catharsis or entertainment or whatever, here are some unfortunate moments. If you want to see more, check out these unfortunate moments that gave people trouble.
Whether it's the vagueness, the real looming threat, or even the placement of the sign, these warnings do their job extra hard. Something about them really makes you want to not do what you were thinking of doing, stay in the car, and turn back. Here are some more warning signs that mean business.
A stinging reminder to BEE good!. These kids got a bit of a kick in the ass by karma, when they went about disrespectfully knocking over a calm and calculated bee keeper's hives. If you don't find a little bit of a smile on your face, picturing that old man driving by and seeing those kids experiencing the sting of their regrets, I'll be surprised.
