Giant Furry Bumblebees - CUTE Compilation

Bumblebees are large, fuzzy insects with short, stubby wings. They are larger than honeybees, but they don't produce as much honey. However, they are very important pollinators. Without them, food wouldn't grow.

Two-thirds of the world's crop species depend on animals to transfer pollen between male and female flower parts, according to ecologist Rachel Winfree, an assistant professor in the department of entomology at Rutgers University. Many animals are pollinators — including birds, bats and butterflies

Bumblebees are large, fuzzy insects with short, stubby wings. They are larger than honeybees, but they don't produce as much honey. However, they are very important pollinators. Without them, food wouldn't grow.

Two-thirds of the world's crop species depend on animals to transfer pollen between male and female flower parts, according to ecologist Rachel Winfree, an assistant professor in the department of entomology at Rutgers University. Many animals are pollinators — including birds, bats and butterflies

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[DREADFALCON]

That first one is like "Sorry lemme just put me stinger away"

[elielis]

Bumblebees are extremely rare in my country and the first time I traveled and witnessed one I damn near cried out of cuteness. Just fluffy little spheres hovering over flowers. The absolute cutest insect!!🐝

[hookedongrey]

Bumble bees are essentially flying pandas.

[MONSTER]

Fuzzy bumblebees are way more appealing, and friendly, then their nightmarish psychotic wasp/hornet cousins.

[jalkor]

There's a huge bumblebee bro that comes to chill on my balcony for hour or so to take in last of the sunset every evening it's been 3 years he's an absolute unit

[eyeemoji]

I wish I wasn't so scared of bugs
....

But these bees are so cute! ♥️

[helenofborg]

I love bumblebees, and it's a shame they've declined in numbers so drastically in recent years. The plight of this adorable insect is just plain tragic and they need protection.

[ningen]

Bees = awesome!
Hornets/wasps = nope.avi

[redskeletonart]

Fat bumblebees are so clumsy but i love them so much, they’re the tiniest little fools 💕

[kingdinamo]

Bumblebees are like REALLY strict Canadians and wasp/ hornets are just angry British people without their daily tea

[Nekoneko]

Bees: hi do you want pollen
Wasps: hi do you wanna get stung?

[Minishrk]

people: bumblebees are the cutest most fluffy insect!


moths: *hold my lamp.*

[googlebarbaralernerspectre]

We've gotta look after our Bees and love them unconditionally. Plant loads of bee loving perrenials flowers in your gardens folks :)

[IAmLiterallyMahito]

Honey bees: b r e a d

Bumble bees: Hurt me, Hurt you.

Wasp: **ANGRY BUZZING NOISES**

Hornet:



Remaster:

Honey bees: oh yeah, what is our purpose again?

Bumble bees: why are you scared of me I am fat and fluffy

Wasps: don’t care, stinging you even if you didn’t bother me.

Hornets: I am the biggest and fattest of all these idiots, everybody is scared of me for a good reason.

[max-hzio]

1 = I hate hornets or wasps
2= i love bees!
10= I LOVE BUMBLE BEES¡!¡!¡!¡!¡!¡!

[YankeeCountess]

I had a bumblebee land on my shirt and more or less just chilled for about 20 minutes. My friends were freaking out, but I was fine and it never acted aggressive. I eventually coaxed it off me by offering it a long-stemmed wildflower to crawl onto.

[leaf-maeserfass]

i had the most cutest and scariest experience with a bumblebee as a child, and now it’s been 6 years and i absolutely adore bees.
i has a bumblebee land on my head and shocking it didn’t sting me lol

[Salvador_but_he_plays_gd]

If a bumblebee was the size of a dog
I would love to have it as a pet

[iiyxnna]

Bees: Cute
Wasps: Psycho maniacs
Killer Hornets: Aiite imma head to the US now

[RoyalFruitMan]

So quick story:
I was at my grandparents house, spending the night, and I met this bumblebee. It was really nice, and I named it Jeremy. I also met a small orange dragonfly, and I named it Harold. I'll never forget those two.