@washingtonpost: Up to two million honeybees were let loose on a Texas town after a truck carrying hundreds of beehives overturned into a ditch. First responders and local beekeepers worked together to recover colonies after the crash. Chris Moore, owner of Moore Honey, along with his son and several employees, joined the effort to help the bees, but he estimated that only about a quarter of the hives will survive. It’s common for large beekeeping operations to move hives around the country to provide commercial pollination for agriculture. More from The Washington Post at the link in our bio. #bees #bee #animals #texas

gigimonstah :

hope the majority survive and are able to do what they need to do to help us 🙏🏻✨

Andrea E799 :

Save the bees

Jason :

Bee Cave, Texas?

Twank :

user3569887562361 :

Save the little farmers 🥰

Pickles Dilligaf :

Stay strong bee friends! Really hope they can save more than they think.

Reinmoongoddess✨ :

Please beee freeeee 🐝

aprilvacio :

poor Thomas J

hfred5430 :

What town in Texas.

sAlma. :

Oh no.

Cheerful.Sunrises :

Where’s the Tx bee lady, she’s always out collecting bees from places in Tx🤔🤷🏼‍♀️😊

Ms Misunderstood14 :

Save the Bees 🐝

Mr.Gonzo :

tiktoksoldout :

Peter Thiel strikes again

amsam412 :

how sad

Real Talk :

Hope they save as many as possible!

O’Phuckett :

-B- :

the price of honey these days

Sparrow_Official :

Gina Marisa :

Was it in Bee Cave, Texas? 🐝

Nicknamethingy :

why???????

epic :

After rescue

oiloil :

Beeautifull😁

Sergio De La Cruz :

Red County

can_trell_me_nothin :

bee free