1. Fierce and confusing scene
This morning was working in the field, resting halfway through, staring at a dead tree and thinking about how to deal with it, suddenly I found that there was a scene of intense and chaotic fighting on it and I couldn't see clearly. When the wings flying in the spot paused for a moment, I finally saw one of the tentacles of a yellow long-legged bee, which was obviously different from the other in shape, size and color. I immediately felt so weird. Just as I was wondering if my eyes were blurred and I wanted to see it carefully, the bee was dancing its wings again, and her whole body was moving! In addition to doubting that he was blurry in his eyes, he also considered whether the bee had mutated? Or something stuck? In the chaos, I saw it bend its abdomen from time to time, and almost all the bee needles protruding from its tail were flush with the tentacles. Didn’t this type of bee hibernate a month ago? Thinking of this, I contacted a bee on the scene. What happened to me like this? I was suddenly even more "Monkey Zhang Er was confused"? Just as he was trying to use some way to stop and see what was going on, it might have been exhausted and slowly stopped. At this moment, it was really good. What I saw and guessed before were wrong. Except for the fact that its tentacle was bitten by an unknown ant , an ant on its other leg was also bitten by an ant. Since then, its behavior of being confused for so long has been explained, so another question arises. Usually, bees eat ants and small insects, so why are they bitten by ants today? ?
2. The situation evolves, upgrades
. After lunch, I returned to the field. More than two hours have passed. I looked at the bee tortured by two ants. I don’t know when the ant on the tentacles was removed. Is it an ant let go or the bee breaks away? It’s unknown! The one on the leg is still there, and the bee is indeed struggling and listless! But I think the reason for their fight has not diminished. After working for a while, I always find opportunities to try to search for clues from the scene. At around 2 pm, I suddenly found that there was another bee on the left of the first bee, and the same fierce fighting scene was the same as the first bee. Oh my God! Not only that, on the left of the second bee, there seemed to be a third bee. Her butt was gradually retreating out from the dead wood. When it came out, it was indeed the same bee. However, the third bee was not bitten by ant, nor was it as violently dancing wings and chaotic fighting scenes as the other two bees. The second bee paused and confirmed that it was also bitten by two ants. During this period, an ants were found in and out of the surface of the dead wood.In summary, from confusing cases to universality; from vague guesses to clear and clear; then connecting them horizontally to restore the process: yellow-legged bees hibernate in this dead wood, which affects the production and life of ants living in this wood. Although they all hibernate, as long as the temperature rises during this period, the ants will come out to move appropriately, especially in the nests more frequently. When encountering bees or other insects hibernate inside, they will treat them as enemies or food. So after the bees' tentacles and legs are bitten, the pain is unbearable, so they have to retreat or escape from the wood, and then there will be a fierce scene of breaking away from the ants. This seems to be a bit like "the tiger falls into the sun and is bullied by the dog"?
⭕️The circle is the first bee, the arrow is the second bee.
The left is the third bee that is returning from the wood, and the right is the second bee.
The scene of three bees in the same frame
The scene of the third bee being bitten by an ant
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000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 This ending made me realize for the first time in my life that biological hibernation is extraordinary. It turns out that there are such twists and turns and encounters in hibernation. I am usually afraid of bees and hate bees because they are stung. But today I see that they are constantly driven out by ants and biting them so terrible. I feel so pitiful. Once this is driven away, how difficult it is to find a suitable place to hibernate. Maybe what I find is an ant nest or similar place! What should I do [Crying][Crying]
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