I love all bees Except carpenter bees, those ones are weird. Because once, a carpenter flew near the house and then it flew and hit the window and then flew away
1:39 - The buzzing sound actually isn't from the wings flapping, but from the thoracic muscles vibrating to move the wings. The act of vibrating in this way is known as sonication. :)
Jorg Zoetebier I hope I remember this correctly: in the most modern flying insects, i.e. those that can fold their wings above their back (basically all but dragonflies), the muscles only work to pull down the upper part of the thorax, to which the wings are hinged. The muscles are then released and the wings flap down as the thorax elastically clicks back to its former shape. I think it is the sound caused by this deformation that we hear, but I may be wrong. This mechanism makes it so that the wings can beat twice more quickly than the muscles could flap them.
Oh, another cool thing: the wings beat too fast for a nervous signal to reach them from the brain with each beat, despite how small the insect is and how quick neurons are. In the same group of insects, the flying muscles contract independently, out of internal impulses, and need only be turned on or off / up or down from the brain.
I love how somebody was observant and curious enough to notice this behaviour and then also perseverant enough to experiment what would trigger the mechanism.
Alexys07 06 i saw a vid were it says a female wasps lays it eggs in it a sometimes they female doesn't make it out and it dies in it I don't rat.figs so I don't know if it true or if it's fake😕
Alani Owens It's true, but it's not every fig. The figs we eat are female. Female fig wasps lay eggs inside male figs and die inside them. Male figs are the ones we don't eat.
I've been working on a farm for a year and the polytunnels (plastic greenhouses) are full of bumblebees and bee mimmicking flies, but I've just seen one or two actual bees despite that there are hives nearby Now I understand why there are so many bumblebees and why they're so noisy arround flowers, it's so amazing to find out about this stuff after working in there for months
The production quality of all of your videos is amazing. The video, the sounds, the music, Amy's amazing narration and the amount you guys respond to commenters. I really want this channel to grow big soon!
Hey Deep Look! I just discovered your channel and your videos are all amazing. I'm a honey bee lover (used to work as a guide in a beekeeping museum) and I'd love if you would do a video about them, their system, their little dances, stuff like that. I think more people should be interested in protecting them. That's just a suggestion :) Keep up the good work!!
Another brilliant video that I will rewatch for sheer enjoyment - Amy's great script & voice and Josh with his fantastic micro photography (I of course wish to express my gratitude to all the team at Deep View x)
I remembered a video where another plant keeps its pollen hidden and I thought why? But now it makes sense, they want to increase its chance of the pollen going only to others of the same species
This channel really deserves more subs and likes, even though it is new, it should have blown up in my opinion. One of the best micro nature channels on youtube for sure, if not the best.
If you grow potatoes and want some True Potato Seeds plant two different types close together and if they flower at the same time, the Bumble Bees will cross pollinate them. Its fascinating stuff. We now have about 25 unnamed varieties of potatoes. One potato fruit alone produced potatoes of 5 different colours. Blue Berries,Tomatoes and Potatoes are just 3 crops of many that need to be buz pollinated by Bumble Bees if fruits and seeds are required.
It's funny, I've got tomatoes and eggplants indoors, with no access to bumblebees. The eggplant flowers are doing nothing on their own. The toms however, seem to pollinate without bumblebees or anything O.o It's a mystery
I watched this channel since it was really small, I love what you do, not just the footage but the narration is amazing as well! amazing channel and well deserving to grow big!
WOW! This episode is so coooool XD Amy's narration is as relaxing as always Those Bublebees are so cute too! Great job on the BGM sync for the tuning fork scene!
These are absolutely amazing videos and are of superb quality. I'm so happy I found this channel and I think this is my 20th video so far. I keep finding great suggested uploads to watch and I haven't gotten out of my seat! I really hope you guys continue making these! Thank you so much for all the wonderful and hard work you've put into them!
I love the buzzing of the bumble bee😊. It sounds like someone playing a kazoo, and a whole swarm of them going buzz-buzz actually sounds like a whole orchestra of kazoo-players warming up for a song. Tiny, adorable cacophony. 😊
Are bumblebees aggressive? Bumblebees are not as aggressive and likely to sting as are hornets and yellowjackets. Males cannot sting, and females only do so when they feel threatened. Their stings, however, are painful and could be dangerous to those with allergies. How can you tell if a bumblebee is male or female? Female bumblebees are easily identifiable by looking at their hind legs which expand into a smooth convex-shaped structure called a corbicula. The corbicula is where the female bumblebee collects pollen. If a bumblebee has a ball of pollen attached to its hind legs, it is a female.
We had bee balm in our garden bed this year and my Dad spotted this absolute unit of a bumblebee and I was right up next to them to take a look. After learning how chill bumblebees are compared to honey bees, I keep my cool around them.
I never knew about this stuff. It's really intriguing, interesting to watch and learn. And thanks for 2:15, that really proved it.Your channel and videos are awesome! :)
I'm so glad I subscribed! Thanks a lot for all the hard work you do on these videos. They are earth-shatteringly awesome. I especially love the voice-overs. Way to go!
I though the bees eat the nectar of the flowers! If the bees eat the pollen as well, why do plants produce nectar, wouldn't the pollen itself attract the bees?
Buzz-pollinated flowers encourage bees to eat the pollen directly instead of the nectar. You can read more about it here: ww2.kqed.org/science/2016/07/19/this-vibrating-bumblebee-unlocks-a-flowers-hidden-treasure/
that bumble bees are being vibrators for flowers
Yep!
Deep Look Oh god you axtually responded I thought this channel was innocent wwwhhyyyy
im screaming lol
No buzz pollinators no pollination, it would seem that both are needed at the same time for the symbiosis to work.
Nature shouldn't be turning me on this much...
Flowers are pretty kinky.
Have you seen poison ivy?
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-pretty-
Maybe stinky? Why
your getting instatanous death
Oh god the commentary and the title are pervy as hell... Also, bumblebees are cute...fuzzy fat little things.
PremierMilenkov I think I've seen your avatar somewhere...
Hentai
I love bumble bees! They’re so cute!
Just like my bal-
@MJW I am now in pain but they are no less adorable.
all of these innuendos...
Tee hee.
I knew I shouldn't of scrolled down.
Innurendo🤣. Sorry I had to.
🤣🤣🤣
Like # 696
0:27 that flower is doing the italian hand gesture
Va fanculo!
Thanks now I can't unsee it-
Mama Mia!
@The Smolest Potato dont forget to eat your pasta
hahaha
They're so adorable! I think bumblebees are cuter than regular bees. (:
I love all bees
Except carpenter bees, those ones are weird. Because once, a carpenter flew near the house and then it flew and hit the window and then flew away
Super cute!
Bumblebees are super chill, you can even pet one if you have a steady hand or hold one as long as the bee doesn’t feel threatened.
Brianna Sanchez I think they are the cutest 🐝😄
I like how this chat is so innocent talking about the cute lil bees while there are many... many other conversations about, well you know ;)
1:39 - The buzzing sound actually isn't from the wings flapping, but from the thoracic muscles vibrating to move the wings. The act of vibrating in this way is known as sonication. :)
Draw Curiosity thanks dude
It's clearly the wings making the sound though, just check closely...muscles do not make sound in itself, they create it
Jorg Zoetebier I hope I remember this correctly: in the most modern flying insects, i.e. those that can fold their wings above their back (basically all but dragonflies), the muscles only work to pull down the upper part of the thorax, to which the wings are hinged. The muscles are then released and the wings flap down as the thorax elastically clicks back to its former shape. I think it is the sound caused by this deformation that we hear, but I may be wrong. This mechanism makes it so that the wings can beat twice more quickly than the muscles could flap them.
Oh, another cool thing: the wings beat too fast for a nervous signal to reach them from the brain with each beat, despite how small the insect is and how quick neurons are. In the same group of insects, the flying muscles contract independently, out of internal impulses, and need only be turned on or off / up or down from the brain.
Thank u
"So hard and fast it makes the buzz higher and louder" sooooooo technically vibrators for flowers?
Jakumbo yup
I love how somebody was observant and curious enough to notice this behaviour and then also perseverant enough to experiment what would trigger the mechanism.
Don't watch this with headphones. I keep turning my head thinking there's a bee.
lol
That's what happened with me.
Lol , Keven same , its always THE BEE!
Lol
Keven Zhao im watching with a heaphone
gives a whole new meaning to the birds and the bees
This is low key adorable.
Fun fact: just like there's a dead wasp in every fig, there is a living bee in every vibrator.
Nitay A. There is not a dead wasp in every fig
Alexys07 06 their actually is look it up it's a true fact😕
Alani Owens No. the figs we eat don’t have pollination. Therefore, not every fig has a wasp in it.
Alexys07 06 i saw a vid were it says a female wasps lays it eggs in it a sometimes they female doesn't make it out and it dies in it I don't rat.figs so I don't know if it true or if it's fake😕
Alani Owens
It's true, but it's not every fig. The figs we eat are female. Female fig wasps lay eggs inside male figs and die inside them. Male figs are the ones we don't eat.
how is this not a show?
this channel rivals David Attenborough's documentaries in knowledge and visual detail.
Wow, thanks for the high compliments!!
i just agree with everything she tells me; people tell me i just meds but im happy when i watch this channel. btw Please make a audio a book
Imagine this channel but with david narrating it.. Alas such perfection is not for humankind to witness.
Carbon88 @
@@swedneck she's just fine, we don't need David Attenborough to so it
1:56 "[...] it spews out, all over the bumblebee." 😏
She wants the nut
@@defunctaccount9803 It’s Not she it’s HE!!! 😂
@@Mr.QuantumC0re well its she
@@ygotsvlog3762 No Actually I think it’s a He.
A lot of the workers are men and the queen is in the hive
So the bees essentially work it, put their things down, flip it, and reverse it. I see!
Its your pricka chicka bwain yeahhhh ticka
If you got a big whoop let me search it
Yes and the worker bumblebees are female
@@cindys9491 Maybe you don’t know that...
I've been working on a farm for a year and the polytunnels (plastic greenhouses) are full of bumblebees and bee mimmicking flies, but I've just seen one or two actual bees despite that there are hives nearby
Now I understand why there are so many bumblebees and why they're so noisy arround flowers, it's so amazing to find out about this stuff after working in there for months
aleix1203 what's growing in the polytunnels?
Can we see some of the bee-hind of scenes ;) I would love to know how you make these high quality videos!
We're working on a behind the scenes of deep look video currently.
just cant get over the amazing scripts!!! and ofcourse the science... simply surreal stuff!
Thank you!!
@@KQEDDeepLook Cool
Buzz Pollination: members only. I see a t-shirt in the making. Cool facts in this one. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
@@KQEDDeepLook Thanks!
The production quality of all of your videos is amazing. The video, the sounds, the music, Amy's amazing narration and the amount you guys respond to commenters. I really want this channel to grow big soon!
Thanks for the love!
Soo if pollen is sperm does that mean bees have been eating and covering them selves in sperm lmao
slutty bees
Tronical ikr
honey in that case, call me buzz because I'm a bee.
beekkaki
Technically we breath it soooooo....
As a child intellectual, I thought bumblebees were screaming every time they landed on a flower to assert dominance
why am i watching a bumble bee give top to a flower.
1:43 AHHHH SO FLUFFY! ❤
1:57
Mom flower: What are you watching?
Flower kids: uh nothing mom!
I'm almost 24, I never knew this. :| Nature keeps fascinating me.
Paddo in Wonderland I'm almost in utero
It always will
I'd never heard of buzz pollination, and couldn't have known that tomatoes and blueberries required it. Fascinating!
Hey Deep Look! I just discovered your channel and your videos are all amazing. I'm a honey bee lover (used to work as a guide in a beekeeping museum) and I'd love if you would do a video about them, their system, their little dances, stuff like that. I think more people should be interested in protecting them. That's just a suggestion :) Keep up the good work!!
Thanks!
I love this channel. Is so well put together, so professional. I could watch movies for hours made by deep look
Thank you!
so bees are basically the stork for plants I guess?
Exactly!
Hehe!
I actually really enjoy petting bumblebees!
It makes me happy and never makes me beepressed!
They are not just messy. Bees will specifically Collect pollen, on purpose.
These videos are so intresting to watch! Subcribed.
Many thanks.
0:51 is when ur family is having a feast
I love the voice of this woman.
Another brilliant video that I will rewatch for sheer enjoyment - Amy's great script & voice and Josh with his fantastic micro photography (I of course wish to express my gratitude to all the team at Deep View x)
Your channel should be a lot more popular I love it! These videos are sooo cool ^^
1:56 **Insert Brazzers logo here**
That Last Vegas analogy though... spot on lol...
VIP access Only 😂
more like VIB ONLY
get out
VIB You mean
VIBB
Vibrator Access Only
This channel is my new obsession! Great high quality videos with fascinating information - so glad one of the creators at Vox recommended it . 😊
Welcome, Ellie!
Holy shit, that like and dislike ratio is amazing! And it was a great video :D
+
the number of likes is now a sexy number
Bumblebees and carpenter bees are so cute cause they buzz pollinate so cutely!🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
I didn't know tomatoes, potatoes and blueberries; three of my favorite foods needed buzz pollination! Thanks for the lesson Deep Look!
I watched one of these and I’m still tying to find it and the guy goes “the bee is the best vibrator in the world” and that line was amazing
you guys are simply the best! the dialogue at the end of the video, god, i would subscribe every single time i hear that if i could!
Thanks!
adrian smith you said it right!
Flower A: where do you want it?
Flower B: on that bee.
4k likes and ONLY 19 dislikes
What a good job!
I remembered a video where another plant keeps its pollen hidden and I thought why? But now it makes sense, they want to increase its chance of the pollen going only to others of the same species
Excellent photography and information. Yes, bumble bees are amazing!
Thank you Suszanne!
I've got some newfound respect to the bumblebees thanks to this video. I always liked them, but now I like them even more!
This channel really deserves more subs and likes, even though it is new, it should have blown up in my opinion. One of the best micro nature channels on youtube for sure, if not the best.
Thank you for the kind words! We're so glad you like our videos.
Deep Look deserved more subscribers. Always deliver amazing footage and interesting facts, better then most mainstream nature channels.
Nature, you are beautiful!
+1
Instantly subscribed. I love how detailed these videos are.
Ahhhhhh... They're soo fluffy ♥️♥️
If you grow potatoes and want some True Potato Seeds plant two different types close together and if they flower at the same time, the Bumble Bees will cross pollinate them. Its fascinating stuff. We now have about 25 unnamed varieties of potatoes. One potato fruit alone produced potatoes of 5 different colours. Blue Berries,Tomatoes and Potatoes are just 3 crops of many that need to be buz pollinated by Bumble Bees if fruits and seeds are required.
It's funny, I've got tomatoes and eggplants indoors, with no access to bumblebees. The eggplant flowers are doing nothing on their own. The toms however, seem to pollinate without bumblebees or anything O.o It's a mystery
I watched this channel since it was really small, I love what you do, not just the footage but the narration is amazing as well! amazing channel and well deserving to grow big!
Thank you!
Bee: Buzz buzz I need food
Flower: *n u t*
WOW! This episode is so coooool XD
Amy's narration is as relaxing as always
Those Bublebees are so cute too!
Great job on the BGM sync for the tuning fork scene!
Bumble bees, they're soooooo adorable among all insects
This channel deserve more Sub! Btw nice work I love it.
Thank you MissZessy X!
I love these videos. They are so relaxing. I will listen to them just before I go to bed. Never fails. Love you guys keep up the good work!❤️🐝
"The bumblebee bites down on the male part of the flower"
Get it, girl 😈
NOOOOOOO
AST (Anther Stamen Torture)
@@zodiackitten6110 thank you for improving this comment thread with your art
3:48 those are borage flowers, which usually start out as pink before turning blue. They can be made into candied flowers.
These are absolutely amazing videos and are of superb quality. I'm so happy I found this channel and I think this is my 20th video so far. I keep finding great suggested uploads to watch and I haven't gotten out of my seat! I really hope you guys continue making these! Thank you so much for all the wonderful and hard work you've put into them!
I love the buzzing of the bumble bee😊. It sounds like someone playing a kazoo, and a whole swarm of them going buzz-buzz actually sounds like a whole orchestra of kazoo-players warming up for a song. Tiny, adorable cacophony. 😊
I love bumble bees. They're so cute and fun to hold :)
Yeah that's right, get the bumblebee mascot involved!
thank you!!
you're welcome!!
This is extraordinary. Never have imagined that this was possible. Love this channel!
Bees, the ultimate wing man.
everything about Deep Look is so Beautiful.
Flower: bite me daddy
Bumblebee: what?
Are bumblebees aggressive?
Bumblebees are not as aggressive and likely to sting as are hornets and yellowjackets. Males cannot sting, and females only do so when they feel threatened. Their stings, however, are painful and could be dangerous to those with allergies.
How can you tell if a bumblebee is male or female?
Female bumblebees are easily identifiable by looking at their hind legs which expand into a smooth convex-shaped structure called a corbicula. The corbicula is where the female bumblebee collects pollen. If a bumblebee has a ball of pollen attached to its hind legs, it is a female.
A very good channel. I've subscribed it before but now i've turn on my notifications. Nice work keep it coming. :)
Awesome!
2:10 mastu -- i mean -- assisting a flower with a tuning fork.
Amazing... I am absolutely in love with your channel it has even helped me to realise that biology is what I really want to study in college!
That's another reason why bumblebees are way cuter than other regular bees.
I love the voice of the narrator
We had bee balm in our garden bed this year and my Dad spotted this absolute unit of a bumblebee and I was right up next to them to take a look.
After learning how chill bumblebees are compared to honey bees, I keep my cool around them.
OMG this script! Haha, I love how chock-full of innuendo it is.
Beautiful to watch the bees 🐝 delighting in their work
I never knew about this stuff. It's really intriguing, interesting to watch and learn. And thanks for 2:15, that really proved it.Your channel and videos are awesome! :)
It makes my day when I get a Deep Look video in my notification tray. Awesome stuff, thanks!
Awesome! That makes our day to hear that!
3:08 IS THAT THE BEE'S MOUTH!?
Its tongue.
I think you're talking about the proboscis, with the tongue inside. Cool how it folds up for flight.
Josh Cassidy it's so alien looking!
I wonder if that's where H.R. Giger got the idea. Glad bees are small and prefer to use their proboscis on flowers.
So fluffy, its adorable.
Wow no dislikes and 333 likes.
WHAT SORRCERY IS THIS.
Science!
Why would you say that! Now somebody wants to be the first disliker XD
hagahahaha
Ive seen 8k likes and 10 dislikes.
Khanh luong I swear now everyone uses it to look cool or lie
I'm so glad I subscribed! Thanks a lot for all the hard work you do on these videos. They are earth-shatteringly awesome. I especially love the voice-overs. Way to go!
Thank you for subscribing!
1:03 what the f-
Soooo informative and the visuals are absolutely mind-boggling
..This was very sexual idk why.
Because it actually is, nature version
@@onlyplaywarlock434 Nope, not all!
@@Mr.QuantumC0re lol well its less known
Pretty interesting about Buzz pollination , I never knew about how even the food we eat needs this type of pollination . Great information
SAVE THE BEES
I finger flick my tomato plants flowers because we don't have bumblebees here.
I though the bees eat the nectar of the flowers! If the bees eat the pollen as well, why do plants produce nectar, wouldn't the pollen itself attract the bees?
Buzz-pollinated flowers encourage bees to eat the pollen directly instead of the nectar. You can read more about it here: ww2.kqed.org/science/2016/07/19/this-vibrating-bumblebee-unlocks-a-flowers-hidden-treasure/
OK just one more than I'll go to sleep😂 deep look your videos are addicting
Anyone else just doing for their online school class🤣🤣
Thanx to Vox for bringing me here! You've earned my subscription!