Hundreds of honeybee colonies have once again migrated to Mysuru from an unknown location, building more than 150 hives on a single tree and beginning their reproduction process — a spectacle that…
Hundreds of honeybee colonies have once again migrated to Mysuru from an unknown location, building more than 150 hives on a single tree and beginning their reproduction process — a spectacle that continues to amaze onlookers.
For decades, these honeybee colonies have followed a remarkable migratory pattern: Arriving from an unidentified place every year, nesting on the same tree, staying for about four to five months, and returning to their original habitat as the seasons change.
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