Thought extinct, members of the Epeoloides pilosulus, or cuckoo bee species were found last week in a Wisconsin’s Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Characterized by its Kleptoparasitic behavior, the cuckoo bee plants its egg in another bee’s hive, which then hatches and feasts on the host. More
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D’rat bees … whoddathunkit
Sounds like illegal aliens… and mudslime terrorists…
‘Climate change’ must be bringing that species back to life.
or ‘Global Swarming’ …
They pretend to be like, then steal from, feed off of, and kill their hosts: so, they’re Democrat bees. Kleptoparasitic Democratic Socialist Bees.
So, we grabbed them and killed them! We scored the last of that species! We are so fricking WONDERFUL, LOOK AT US! You all think something’s wrong here?w
“.. As it turns out, 15% of all bees in the world exhibit this behavior, known as kleptoparasitism, which literally means “parasitism by theft”.
Parasitism is defined as a relationship between two species in which one species benefits while the other gets harmed.”
Oh, now doesn’t that sounds way to familiar?
It just might be the model for “anchor babies” too.
https://www.planetbee.org/planet-bee-blog//native-bee-series-cuckoo-bees .
I knew a marriage like that.
Oghh,
NOW the the term RINO makes so much sense,,,
Thanks Dr Tar sincerely!