Yeah, looked pretty stank!

yeah, thought that myself 🤣

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You could tell he was trying to get em out of his ear even!

Especially the last couple of days seing young adults working to become beekeepers and africanized bees nearly killed them.

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Yes I thought so too. I was wondering why the frame that the car is attached to appears rusty.

Why do you like farm videos?

Ugg

They must be non aggressive

We are the ones who put them in charge...

A sentence on “que” ?!? You are somewhat grammatically challenged. Should be “on cue”. Before you criticize others, check your spelling 😂.

And you're one of them whether you realise it or not 😁

videos bring a lot of value to me

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They catch them all with a net downriver. Each duckie has identification on it because it’s a race, used for fundraising.

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Um, water towers have absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with collecting rainwater, or even with long term storage of water. The whole point of a water tower is to maintain a significant supply of water from whatever source is available at a position of relatively high potential kinetic energy, so supply systems can maintain adequate pressure at peak demand times. In off-peak times water is pumped back up to the tower to recharge the system. Storm water collection can be a valuable strategy to augment water supplies, but that strategy depends not on water towers, but on very large man made surfaces which can be drained into receptacles in low places (often underground tanks) during rainfall events. Given the degree of contamination introduced to rain water by even the cleanest rooftop and collection system, water collected in this manner should never be considered potable. In the modern world, rainwater collection is almost exclusively something done by individual suburban or rural homeowners, and the water collected in suburban rain barrels is typically used to irrigate gardens. Some ancient societies such as the Inca and the Nabateans did engineer entire city centre temple complexes carved out of bedrock around the collection and storage of seasonal heavy rains for use in later dry seasons, and there might be a lesson there for modern societies in some places on our planet, but there are and will continue to be, even in the face of global warming, many places on our planet where the benefits to be gained by redesigning our entire urban development models around central systems for collection, processing, and storage of rainwater would not outweigh the costs. I realize that I probably come off here as the stereotypical mansplainer, and I apologize for that and am prepared to own it. My hope is that you and others of any gender who find themselves looking at your comment come away with something slightly more closely resembling a clue regarding rainwater and municipal infrastructure than you apparently had when you started typing your well-meaning comment.

@@MrPendell I knew the water towers didn't collect rainwater but I also didn't know the specifics of exactly how it works. Thanks for your explanation and also for being kind about it😊

@@MrPendell I wish for every wrong "well-intentioned comment" posted on videos there was someone like you to dot the i's.

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Rain water is not safe to drink anymore in the world

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Right back at ya from 67 year old from UK🥰🥰

What is wrong with getting excited about a once in a lifetime event?

@@isabellavalencia8026 Gobby US Americans are annoying.

It was part of an Alaskan cruise - so if you’re interested better get used to it. Americans are never reserved.

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Did you learn that from the TV. If their boneheads, you could be their king.

@@Don-lf9ku I don't have TV, I leave that to you, chief

Airplane mode means you can record video, take photos etc. And yes, landscape mode would be really lovely 😁

It isn't THE cause of migraine. Being on your tablet, computer or phone Will cause just as much, even more damage than the video of lightning

Nah it’s simply nature being nature. Chaos is the rule not the exception.

Looks like simulator cabin screen

I think it's called St Elmo's Fire but maybe someone can confirm?

@@paulojose9391 kinda what I was thinking but also looked kinda real. I dunno. Lol

@@thuladumakude2511 ...the second snake. I was referring to the first one.

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Yeah that's scary. Better keep an eye on him, next thing we'd know the bees start charging us to pollinate our crops or just beecause. Maybe hidden superpowers? He probably has enough bee venom in to kill everyone he sneezes on. Okay I'll stop here.

Looks like bees swarming to get into new home. Swarming mode honey bees don't sting. Once established into home/box they will go back to protection sting mode.

My guesses are (1) he's so full of bee venom that they figure that he's had enough. (2) these kinds of bees are not stinging types and (3) He's the bee king of kings. (4) He doesn't care and the bees don't either..

I admire people who work in foundries.

It is non venomous and a cat bite would hurt worse.

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