The Bee Factor Part 2

Yesterday as I set aside the insect inside tne empty drinking glass with plastic cover I went on to proceed with my household chores. Ready my lunch for the day. I prepared and cooked sockeye salmon. Three pieces of fillet salmon: one piece for sinigang and two pieces for deep fried. After it was cooked, I have them for my lunch and have them on the table. While I was about to have my first bite, noticed the lonely bee tried to get out from the drinking glass. The eager little bee tried to do its stunts moving from the bottom to the rim of the glass but found it hard to get out from the lid cover.

So the food is there on the table. I placed one bottle on the left and bowl of food (sauteed cauliflower with beef) on the right side of the drinking glass with the bee in it. Later the bee was enthusiastic to get out and finally escaped. The bee flew right there beside the bottle of ketchup direct to the bar code and then hurriedly flew through its escape route out of the kitchen to the terrace. I almost applaud from the little bee's smart clever way escape route. I never seen such a small creature with a witty disposition. Unbelievely miraculously that it's all been seen by one witness.

Yeah, the witness is ME. Too bad. Only me watching and taking a close watch of what is happening to that little BEE and what the creature wants to do while it was there alone and confused. Did I try to help that bee come out from its cage?

Technique that small insects learned in order to survive. I looked at the clock and the triumph performance was recorded at about 10:40 AM.

I am truly happy with the witty creature for it can provide us that knowledge of survival is not only up to highest form of animals but even to the smallest organisms in our planet. Once again that little creature will roam, galavant, hunt for food,  and circle around with other bees make and or provide honey for the village  and surely it will be a feast of fun, and entertainment for the Lord of the flies.