# funfactfriday bees

A late

Tea is the second-most consumed beverage on earth behind water.

Pictured here me with Earl Grey. Cream and sugar added, mind you.

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2022-05-28

The word krypton is derived from the Greek "kryptos," meaning hidden or cryptic.

Kr isotopes can be difficult to detect, but are now providing new clues about how crucial ingredients for life arrived on Earth.
https://t.co/r4i77xUHfD

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2022-05-06

Little known FUCKtoid for

Filly-Dip actually used to have a Fro! But now he’s got his sides shaved and keeps his bangs over one eye.

Now that’s a factoid. 🦊👍🏻

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2021-11-13

FunFactFriday: Cause I forgot

Lucifer been around since the great war between the land of the dark vs the land where the sun touches, or aka The Kunishi clan.
Lucifer birth date is unknown, so how old he is in the question, HOWEVER it's been VERY long years so it makes him OLD

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2021-05-01

Bees have feathery hairs covering their bodies that are excellent at collecting pollen! See the full post at https://t.co/saeYR9hGfY.

Illustration by Steve Buchanan🐝

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2021-04-17

During the late Windows XP era, Microsoft created several variations of Bliss, along with a few other wallpapers featuring hills inspired by Bliss.

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2020-10-03

Did you know that there is a group made exclusively of parasitic bees? These bees are in the Nomadinae family and are commonly known as cuckoo bees. Read the full post at https://t.co/Lb5wrbdpmm

Artwork by Steve Buchanan 🐝

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2020-08-08

male valley carpenter bees are completely gold with green eyes! They are native to the southwestern US and are among the largest bees found in North America. Male bees do not have stingers and produce pheromones when attracting a mate!

Artwork by Steve Buchanan🐝

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2020-07-18

Bees have feathery hairs covering their bodies that are excellent at collecting pollen! See full post at https://t.co/FLUdP2N3oV

Illustration by Steve Buchanan🐝

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2020-05-16

Did you know that can be classified ecologically as either long-tongued or short-tongued?

Check out the full post to learn more at https://t.co/hrXMgxv0cD

Illustrations by Steve Buchanan🐝

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2020-03-13

How do you tell a monkey from an ape? Here’s a quick way: look for a tail. Why? A monkey has a tail, while an ape does not!

📸: Andrea Johnson

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2019-11-09

This year there has been more deaths from selfies than shark attacks? Be careful out there!

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2015-10-30