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Honey hunters ascend to the base of cliffs in central Nepal collect honey to take back home to their families 🍯🐝 Besides the danger of falling, they also happen to be harvesting the honey of the largest honeybee in the world. The Himalayan honey bee can grow to be up to 3 cm (1.2 in) in length. Due to grayanotoxins from the white rhododendrons they feed on in the spring, their spring honey can be intoxicating, and fetches high prices in Japan, Korea and China. The open cliff-face hives help protect the bees from predators and keeps them warm by exposing them to sunlight.

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He’ll be an experienced heavy equipment operator as he was raised right 👍🏻

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This is what happens when you vote for career politicians into office. They don't understand how the economy really works.

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