Ahh the sounds of bee ASMR, courtesy of Bay Beehives 🐝 Melissa McAndrew has been a beekeeper in the San Francisco Bay Area for seven years and wanted to share her knowledge with neighbors in her community. She posted to Nextdoor about beekeeping mentorship and received a large amount of interest. She now offers a year-long apprenticeship program for neighbors who want a hive, as well as community education classes across the Bay Area. “Nextdoor has been instrumental in helping me get clients.”

2.1M views · 17K reactions | BSMR > ASMR  Bees are known for their healing buzz. The buzz produced by flapping their wings emit a frequency around 200-250 Hz which is known to have its calming effects and potential healing properties. So sit back, and relax✨️: https://youtu.be/VniXPR8vnMU #asmr #asmrsounds #asmrvideo #bees #Bathtub #animals #nature #relaxing #garden #beekeeper #savethebees #queenbee | Mr. Mrs. Bee Rescue | Facebook

Bumble bee buzz pollination!! Real time then slow motion 😱🐝 sound on! 🎶 Buzz pollinators grab onto the flower and move their flight muscles rapidly while disengaging their wings, causing the flower and anthers to vibrate, dislodging pollen. Not all bees can buzz pollinate and only certain types of plants need this type of pollination. Such as tomato plants 🌱 #bumblebee #buzzpollination #bee #pollination #pollinator #buzz #cool #beefact #shotoniphone #macrobees #beesofinstagram #natureisamazi

Some plants need a bee’s BUZZ to pollinate 🤩🌼🐝!! Buzz pollination is when bees grab onto a flower and vibrate their flight muscles to shake it! The pollen, which may be extra stuck compared to other flowers, is released from the anthers (male part of the flower) with the bee’s buzz. Only around 10% of plants in the world require buzz pollination, which include the shooting stars, tomatoes, some rhododendrons, some blueberries, some cranberries, and only a handful more! Only some bees are able