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I do not think the bees turned red. The honey might, but not necessarily the bees. The article implies this through out. Found some pictures of red honey in
by WaitWaitWha 4y ago
I do not think the bees turned red. The honey might, but not necessarily the bees. The article implies this through out.
Found some pictures of red honey in comb.
https://us.latinhoneyshop.com/blogs/news/the-mystery-of-red-brooklyn-honey-and-why-local-honey-is-not-always-good-for-you?utm_campaign=oth_r&utm_source=https://latinhoneyshop.com&utm_medium=wi_proxy&utm_content=en_GB&utm_term=b https://us.latinhoneyshop.com/blogs/news/the-mystery-of-red-...
- jjulius 4y agoYour link suggests that the bees appeared red as a result: >The bees were returning back to the hives with a bright red substance glowing through the membrance of their stomachs.
- WaitWaitWha 4y agoI guess I am over-pedantic, so yes, I partially stand corrected. Loosely they "turned red". Once the bees delivered their load from their honey stomach, were they still red?