Bee hive

photo_seeker SG

You went to wrong department. It’s NEA. They’ll send Pest Control Company to burn the hive with their flame thrower. A few will escape, but do be careful.

NewAge SG

look on the bright side. u will have fresh honey for free!!!!!

goth mind SG

talking about the queen bee? Razz

Nikar2 SG

(SandKing)

what you want the police to do?? arrest the bee ar??
nvm one wad... bee still living thing... u dun disturb it, it wont disturb u...
why scared?

u talk like no big deal.....the hive is 15m away from my bedroom windows leh! if got storm or wind blow and the branch snap....how? already, the hive is so heavy the branch is starting to sag already.

(TWE)

May i know where you stay ar ? jurong east or west ??? st ??? blk ??? Cos i also stay in jurong area i want to know where is the damm bee hive . if i free maybe i go take photo of it

no lah, no chance. town council people probably tomorrow or so will come and do their Operation Total Doomsday.
besides, the hive very thickly covered by leaves until cannot see from ground floor also. Smile

1) but if they use flamethrower to burn, then won't the fire torch the surrounding leaves and branches and the whole tree as well?

2) i dunno what material the bee hive is made of, but if it's normal flames(100 degree celsius, boiling point of water) shot out by the flamethrower, then i doubt it's hot enough to kill 90% of the bees in 1 hot. unless the flame is those bluish-whitish ones(those are very very hot), then maybe.

thanks,
nikar.

ditzy SG

You seem to know better than pest control, dunno why you still call police. Laughing

ceecookie SG

y dont u try using ur own home-made flamethrower...very easy to make one de...
Laughing

Nikar2 SG

hi all,

just now at 8 pm, the pest control came. so late, never thought they would come. maybe it's because after 6pm, all the bees are back in the nest.

instead of using flamethrower, they use a 14m pole and raise it all the way up into the branches and some smoke came out from the pole upwards at the bee hive.
there were 7 pest-control people and they came in 3 vans. they also sealed off the road opening(since the tree is in the middle of a 3-way road).

the bees then all fell down at the floor of the petrol station and the sweeper swept a whole mountain of dead bees into one large pile like a hill.
3 bees also flew into my house, but they were poisoned, so never mind.

my question is : since they use smoke, how come the entire hive disappear? the smoke should be pesticide in it's gas-form, but how come the entire bee hive like slowly melt away until the whole thing went missing, like it's been evaporated?

could the smoke be some kind of sulphuric-super-acid gas? if so, how come the bees never evaporated as well?

can some science expert here comment?

thanks,
nikar.

ditzy SG

Because the hive only so small, then all the bees clump together make it look big. Laughing

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