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HOW DO YOU RESCUE A BEE?

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Daria Justyn reports: “Spring has sprung here in South Carolina and the holly bushes in front of our house are abuzz with giant bumble looking bees, gathering pollen. My son went outside to watch, and noticed one of them seemed to be entagled on some filaments of thread caught on a bush. He came back in the house, retrieved a pair of scizzors and a twezzer, and proceeded to cut the small branch off, and in a very calm manner, began untwirling the thread wrapped around him. Amazingly, the bee got very calm and allowed him to do this, and a moment later, flew off! It was a sight to behold.”

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