Part 2: Internal Architecture of the Nest

Internal Architecture of the Nest of the Australian native bee Tetragonula carbonaria.
In this video, Dr Tim Heard, Research Scientist, has opened a hive to show you the various structures found naturally.
For further information, please contact Dr Heard at [e-mail]

[@hoofshealz]

i just heard you on 612 abc Brisbane, so now i am looking into getting a hive to teach the kids some very cool stuff. great vids. :)

[@Rumahkelulutsintang5807]

greetings, one hobby friend,, from Indonesia,, Kalimantan,,, this type of bee is very good,, the eggs are very beautiful, and honey is very useful for humans,,, good luck my friend🇮🇩👏

[@sarcasmo57]

How do they defend themselves without stingers?

[@user-ci6vg8hg3e]

They crowd around other insects and can also bite. On my own hive I have seen them carry other dead bees outside the hive they are quite strong.

[@Ryan_j141]

nice

[@guardiaodasabelhasnativasb2503]

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