I've seen this done before in a museum, where they actually had a plexiglass box inside the room, so you could see the hive from all sides, and then just a chute to the outside of the building, where it was on the second or third floor. It was so strange to be so close to something that seemed so dangerous to me as a child.
I live in earthquake country. The thought of that falling off the wall during an earthquake and suddenly filling my house with angry bees – on TOP of an earthquake, does *not* seem like a good idea. But that's just me.
Go_Kauffy on March 26th, 2020 at 22:38 UTC »
I've seen this done before in a museum, where they actually had a plexiglass box inside the room, so you could see the hive from all sides, and then just a chute to the outside of the building, where it was on the second or third floor. It was so strange to be so close to something that seemed so dangerous to me as a child.
mlc2475 on March 26th, 2020 at 23:25 UTC »
I live in earthquake country. The thought of that falling off the wall during an earthquake and suddenly filling my house with angry bees – on TOP of an earthquake, does *not* seem like a good idea. But that's just me.
pavlo_escobrah on March 26th, 2020 at 23:35 UTC »
To create emergency, break glass.