Call it communing with nature or a drunk guy asking to get stung, but we couldn't stop laughing at this viral video of a man-bumble bee high five, uploaded by YouTuber Mark Clark. The Telegraph actually looked into the phenomenon and noted that: The gesture may not have been as chummy as the group thought. Bumble bees adopt the raised-leg position, mistaken in the video for a high- five, when feeling threatened. Let's hope he didn't catch colony collapse disorder. The bee got away unharmed after...
Call it communing with nature or a drunk guy asking to get stung, but we couldn't stop laughing at this viral video of a man-bumble bee high five, uploaded by YouTuber Mark Clark. The Telegraph actually looked into the phenomenon and noted that: The gesture may not have been as chummy as the group thought. Bumble bees adopt the raised-leg position, mistaken in the video for a high- five, when feeling threatened. Let's hope he didn't catch colony collapse disorder. The bee got away unharmed after...
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