The bee beer is unsurprising. I’ve seen alcohol made with stranger things, like rattlesnake tequila, Chicha, which is corn chewed to a pulp by Andean women and left to ferment in clay jars, or seagull wine (yup that’s a real thing, thanks Eskimo’s.)
Also, the venom of bee’s and snakes and other creatures have been found to have medicinal properties.
Like the Blue banded bees, carpenter bees are also solitary.
Making beer from honey is a fantastic idea. But from killer bees is just plain stupid. Ask anyone who’s survived an attack. I mean ‘Killer’ is in the name. Because they swarm and kill you or anything that disturbs their nest. Mistakes will be made.
They might be talking about bee pollen which is a mixture of flower pollen, nectar (a sweet watery plant substance), and bee saliva (spit) packed into the hive. Bee pollen has roughly 250 substances, which are thought to work together.
Those look like yellow jackets, what we deal with. One stung my puppy on the eye, it swelled shut, couldn’t get him seen by a vet, ice pack helped, and have him on benedryl.
pearlsbs about 2 months ago
I bet that beer will really give you a buzz.
The Duke about 2 months ago
Bee healthy! Eat your Honey!
PaulAbbott2 about 2 months ago
Welcome to Ripley’s Bee-lieve It Or Not
6turtle9 about 2 months ago
The bee beer is unsurprising. I’ve seen alcohol made with stranger things, like rattlesnake tequila, Chicha, which is corn chewed to a pulp by Andean women and left to ferment in clay jars, or seagull wine (yup that’s a real thing, thanks Eskimo’s.)
Also, the venom of bee’s and snakes and other creatures have been found to have medicinal properties.
Like the Blue banded bees, carpenter bees are also solitary.
Pickled Pete about 2 months ago
Luckily I was close enough to hit the bee with my shovel.
jessebob42 about 2 months ago
Making beer from honey is a fantastic idea. But from killer bees is just plain stupid. Ask anyone who’s survived an attack. I mean ‘Killer’ is in the name. Because they swarm and kill you or anything that disturbs their nest. Mistakes will be made.
mindjob about 2 months ago
They might be talking about bee pollen which is a mixture of flower pollen, nectar (a sweet watery plant substance), and bee saliva (spit) packed into the hive. Bee pollen has roughly 250 substances, which are thought to work together.
poppacapsmokeblower about 2 months ago
Observation: it doesn’t say killer bee VENOM extract, does it?
daisypekin01 about 2 months ago
an extract of their venom, or the bee itself? do they squish them to get the extract?
kaycstamper about 2 months ago
Those look like yellow jackets, what we deal with. One stung my puppy on the eye, it swelled shut, couldn’t get him seen by a vet, ice pack helped, and have him on benedryl.
Teto85 Premium Member about 2 months ago
I have had mead, which is made from fermented honey and water. Some has been pretty good. Other has been “meh.”
moondog42 Premium Member about 2 months ago
We could be sleeping in the flowers. We could sleep all afternoon. You proclaim that you’re an island, I proclaim that I’m one too
pearlsbs about 2 months ago
It’s actually not the honey they are referring to as the extract. It’s from a brewers yeast that they found in the killer bee.
bbc.com/news/articles/c4n1nn1z649o
richardclayton1000 about 2 months ago
Is killer bee extract another name for honey?