Thank you for watching our re-upload of Sym.Bee.O.Sis! This version acknowledges the many contributions that went into making this film possible, including members from the USDA and the grant that brought it to life. We certainly didn't know bees could be omnivores, did you? Let us in the comments below and keeping coming back to Seeker for all your latest bee news.

@KioMilenium

2 жыл бұрын

"We certainly didn't know bees could be omnivorous" SPOILERS alert! 😅

@thesilentone4024

2 жыл бұрын

The natives are endangered not the farmed bees. Ps the mote fungicides farms use the worse bees health is. Yes bees need fungus and other things in there or there a 98% chance there going to be week and very small. Ok yes I texted this before watching the video sorry. But still farmers are finding ways around anything to get poison on there land. Ya farms need to stop poisoning the land like now.

@yeb0i

Жыл бұрын

What happened to this channel? 5mil subs and 25k views??

Society: "Why are bees dying?" Corporations producing glyphosate poison : *sweating profusely *

You ever notice how back in the day on a road trip you'd get tons of bug splats on the windshield, and nowadays there's none? Insects are disappearing...

@abhishekdev258

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@mmjahink

Жыл бұрын

Mind = blown

@xxvolcomxx56

Жыл бұрын

I mean, not really.

@pyroromancer

Жыл бұрын

ee used to get citywide moth and termite swarms at night in central California in the early 90's and earlier once a year. Then big agriculture companies bought out all the farmland and started spraying massive amounts of insecticides. Moth swarms are extinct and i only witness a termite swarm once every few years and its only a couple hundred yards along steet lamp rows.

@xxvolcomxx56

Жыл бұрын

@@pyroromancer Sounds like a welcomed change

Bees are actually my favorite part while i eat outside! I always leave something sweet for them.. they never attack if you don't attack first, wasps are not my favorite part lol XD

This changes my research on bees massively. I definetly need to look further into this.

I've just come back from a long walk in a protected common area with large meadows and maintained trees. Not 1 single caterpillar, not one moth or butterfly. Not even tell tail evidence of caterpillars anywhere. Looking after the bees is extremely important, but so is the rest of the eco system and butter fly's here used to be counted in the hundreds per hour, now it's days between sightings.

@Krafterr4

2 жыл бұрын

This sterilization has to end.

@nil981

Жыл бұрын

I too am noticing this problem.

My first thought is that the larvae need those microbes to populate their digestive system to be able to digest their future meals. Since the microbes come from the plants in the surroundings they are exactly what the bees need.

We need to stop viewing the planet as human centric and shift to a caretaker role

@ronthorn3

Жыл бұрын

Tell that to the religions

Bees. I like bees. I have a few acres of bad soil and am improving it with compost, letting half come back with native plants or at least whatever it had before I bought it and I am planting many various fruit trees, maple, oak, pecan, weeping willow, gingko biloba, bois d'arc, some inknown to me (taking small ones that have started underneath the large ones and transplanting them farther away so they will grow big), fruit bushes, flowers, comfrey, purslane, dandelions, and gardening. Edit: oops, I use no pesticides, fungicides, poisons, nada. Just have ducks, chickens, cattle, dogs, cats for fertilizer and varmint control.

I love 🐝. There are so many species and all of them are wonderful.

@TheSzutekina

2 жыл бұрын

Yes same ❤️ im so happy when I see one

It appears everything on our planet is omnivorous in some way. Life eats life in some form.

I love all the slow mo's of the bees! Bees are my favorite insect then spiders 😇😊

Finally the mystery of missing bees is solved.

All living Organisms are connected 💐🐝🐝👨🏿‍⚕️👨🏿‍⚕️🧑🏿‍💻👀

BEES are cool.

@RealFileName_2

Ай бұрын

Ues

In some way it's the same as with human babies: the newborn needs his/her mother's milk as soon as possible in order to develop a complete and healthy inmmune system, as well as it is equally important to be born in a natural way (I mean, no c-section) due to the same reason. Thank you very much for the documentary, it's very well done. Greetings from Argentina!

@TheSzutekina

2 жыл бұрын

Yes nature is so beautiful 🤩

@justayoutuber1906

Жыл бұрын

Agree with the fist part. But disagree with the C-section. Do you have evidence to back up your dubious claim?

Thank you Seeker for this gem ✨

thank you for this minidocumentary. I really enjoyed it. Now the question is what can a everyday person do to help our bees 🐝. should we have our own little collonies in our backyards with more gardens, etc.

@ontoya1

2 жыл бұрын

Check out beekeeping in a bottle there's a dude that he keeps on a bottle and it looks like the most efficient thing ever and the bees look like they love it. By far the easiest way to to be keep even indoors it seems. I'm definitely doing that in my lifetime

@MaxymusPrime97

2 жыл бұрын

@@ontoya1 am definitely going to take a look !! Thank you for the suggestion ☺️

@ontoya1

2 жыл бұрын

@@MaxymusPrime97 ❤️

i love bees, i hope we can preserve them more :(

Microbes are underrated

Pesticides and fungicides

More bees please!

Ecology is a lesson in humility; there's so much nuance we have to contend with.

oh, allready seen this one. Bees are going under, lets hope they wont be gone too soon..

Amazing work! Congrats to the team!

Very very nice video! Thanks for all new data that I did not know

I have always loved 🐝 bees as a kid

no shortage of bees where I'm from 👍

They are such a vital creature.

10:46 - "So, what was missing from their diet?" 10:49 (me) - "Meat." The rest is history. LOL

Amazing video, very very cool!! This video was made very smooth, and was very easy to follow!! great work

Both worrying and amazing

I have a pet possum I take to my job as head chef at a resturant in downtown Chicago. He usually sits on my shoulders while I cook the food for lunch and dinner rush. I will usually feed him scraps or to have a nibble off of someone's order before they receive it. It's so cool having him with me, he's my best friend. Luckily no one can see because I keep the kitchen locked and closed and serve the food through a tiny window with a curtain.

@errorASMR

2 жыл бұрын

lol i want to see this

@BrandonSampson-ti1ig

Ай бұрын

Thats great

Thanks for the info very helpful

What a weird fish

I love bees. Hate wasps tho!

@knightofcydonia1192

Жыл бұрын

Wasps are actually just as docile and important as bees! Hornets are the aggressive ones!

thanks for the great work

Our ancestors have had the solution to this problem long back … use of natural fungicides made of neem leaves extract helps the plants, flowers and all of flora in one way or the other

@BrandonSampson-ti1ig

Ай бұрын

They actually cared about the well being of the bees tho. Our gov. Prob. Made pesticides specifically to harm them

Intriguing.

Well I'll bee...

Another great day of saving the beeeeees.

Nowadays there is no video content from your channel🙁 it feels like the vacuum has occupied. Almost a month over, was the last post from your channel

@lvr5266

Жыл бұрын

What is a month in a lifetime heh?

Save the solitary bees!

Thank you Monsanto

The only thing that matters in the universe is the orbital velocity of planets, exoplanets, and moons orbiting planets. the orbital velocity affects the density of planets which then affect the ecosystem of the planet, and or exoplanet. Density, in humans, and in planets is the most important element in the universe and everything other than density is just a component of the how dense something is, or dense it can become.

Paul Stamets figured this out years ago

@lvr5266

Жыл бұрын

Thnx. I just went down the rabbit hole just looking up his name lol

Matpat did a video about this

I'm from China. And we love eating bees, they are really delicious.

this is crazy

Nice

Monsanto, and Bayer's,: the cause is hard to pin down 🤷

Hello

Science!

Feels like the “Genophage” from Mass Effect.

What about all the planes , spraying.

Armwrestling showwww Brasil 🇧🇷

Do we really need chemicals? Dr. Elaine Ingham would disagree.

we need to make fungicide that doesn’t harm fungi I guess

What if you real have a bee have more honey then they could handle would they stop foraging

Your excellent work reveals fungicides are to blame...not global warming

Why not farm at sea . Those platforms for oil

🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛

These are now 🐠

Male larvae need manual stimulation of imaginal disc. Unless made from sperm then having half the chromosomes destroyed like in Parasitic wasp

Bees are God's little gardeners

Bee Cheeto smell

Amber Heards dog must be running around.

@TheSzutekina

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

This channel, unfortunately, doesn't upload videos as frequently as it once did ☹️

Its your fault!

Nevertheless why are the pollen-eating microbes negatively impacted by fungicide? As far as I know fungicide made to target eukaryotic cells...

@meepotello626

Жыл бұрын

Who knows there must be side effects of the chemical that wasn't fully tested . We need to collect more data and do more research . Targeting specific microbe doesn't mean the others won't be harmed

funjye funjus

Take that vegans! :D

What quran says about bees 🐝???

@Humzah360

Ай бұрын

Only female honey bees 🐝 produce honey...

So videos for a month? Is this channel dead or dying?

Paul stamets already came up with this theory, you normies are just catching up……

@groob33

2 жыл бұрын

It'll be a long time before they catch up with Paul...

Five GEEEE frequency

Yes planetary changes happen, to think that humans can stop/cause this is sooo egotistical.

@elcomodo1

2 жыл бұрын

But i mean heyy more money for the elites

@typicalrockhound9887

2 жыл бұрын

😑👌

@thomasherzog86

2 жыл бұрын

this documentary literally is about how humans causes this

@knightofcydonia1192

Жыл бұрын

You are a total idiot if you think artificial fungicides we spray plants with, which then hurt bee larvae, are "PLANETARY CHANGES"

Couldn’t watch the background music is too loud and beyond irritating