Did you know that people are doing amazing things to save bees? There are ordinary folks building beehives to help strengthen the bee population.
But have you ever heard of somebody making a beehive out of Lego bricks? Yes, you read that right. Folks are using Legos to create incredible and fully functional beehives, and you absolutely need to see them for yourself.
An Israeli beekeeper Dvorat Hatavor and his partner built it over the span of eight weeks. And I think it's truly a beautiful masterpiece.
Well, it all starts with building the base of the hive. Then the tedious work of putting all the Legos together starts, ha, ha! I don't know how they had the patience to work on it for eight weeks.
I can't get over how awesome it looks here. I mean, nobody would even know this was a beehive until you see the bees, of course. Isn't this so impressive?
Wow, that's absolutely amazing. I bet the bees loved their new home. Typically, bees build their own beehives, but this one saved them some work, ha, ha! Those bees are busy enough making all that honey, no?
I think it's so creative and fun. However, just so you know, a beehive like this will require close to seven thousand Legos. OMG! That can be a very expensive endeavor.
I have to give them credit for taking on something as time-consuming as this type of project. Although, I think the bees are worth it.
You don't need to glue the beehive together at all. The bees will seal it all up themselves. They actually use a substance called 'Propolis' which they produce by gathering parts of plants, buds, and exudates. It's like a natural glue they use to seal their beehives.
Bees are really amazing creatures that need to be treasured and protected. Take a look at this fantastic Lego beehive somebody created for them here. That looks just like a castle for the Queen bees that they are.
I think it's such an amazing and creative idea, no? I'm really impressed that folks are taking their time to make beautiful homes like these for the hard-working bees.
