@natgeo: Getting to see bees up close is always exciting—but for Dr. Sammy Ramsey, watching how broomstick bees protect their food for the next generation was truly unforgettable. #StepIntoWonder with National Geographic’s #EarthMonth collection throughout April and stream #SecretsOfTheBees on @Disney+ and @hulu. #EarthDay

Bertie Gregory :

they're un-bee-lievable 💛

Worldwide :

Can I get a hi from national geographic themselves?

BarbG :

wow

Міла Таро :

Oh that indeed is pretty amazing. I would never have thought that a bee can find a shell to put the food in and cover it with protection bringing each piece by itself.😳

I love you :

Beeeessssssssss

Johnny silverhand :

you know it's interesting I heard about this bee long time ago there was something that they would find a good nest or something and if it's right they would make it their home and lay the eggs and then find food or something it's a bit hazy but yeah I remember a story or something about this

user98622734871 :

amo las personas que cuidan y respetan el planeta hasta el mas pequeño animalito

Clayton :

this is wild 😏😅

sa :

itsallama :

I love bees! thank you

Iphone🐪🐫🐪🐫 :

wow❤️

. :

Holy early

Noah the ginger ninja 🥷 :

FIRST

Uriel :

Wow

Tiv2_Paul :

67

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Duck1113 :

😳😳😳

Noor :

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sa :

"National Geographic captures the masterpiece, but God is the Artist. His existence is written all over these landscapes and creatures. It’s a beautiful reminder of how good, powerful, and merciful He is to share this awe-inspiring world with us. ❤️🌍"

Abdi Mahat :

LGBTQ 🌈😂