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Not really true, bumble bees are the furry fat ones, but there are lots of other types of wild bees.
by throwaway1777 4y ago
Not really true, bumble bees are the furry fat ones, but there are lots of other types of wild bees.
- jamal-kumar 4y agoYeah you're correct, I'm just making clear the example of wild bees that most people know. There's a ton of really interesting species that don't even really look like bees (Different coloration like iridescent and black) for sure.
- iratewizard 4y agoIt's a very useful example. I didn't know that bumblebees were separate from honeybees or that they didn't produce honey
- nend 4y agoWorth noting that carpenter bees are also furry fat bees, and often confused for bumble bees. Carpenter bees tend to be a bit shinier, and at least around me, bigger. Which is how I can tell them apart.