okay so are the beekeepers who wear protective gear just weak or are these bees tame or is there some wild bee magic I’m unaware of
This beekeeper actually covers that in her other videos(the ones on YouTube anyway) she says it all depends on what you’re comfortable with, but most bees likely won’t sting because the smoke interrupts their alarm pheromones and keeps them calm and relaxed, so as long as you stay calm and relaxed as well they will kinda just ignore you in favor of staying wherever their queen is. Some beekeepers just trust that they won’t get stung and don’t bother with the gear, especially very experienced ones, but some would rather not risk it and thus wear protective gear. She also does wear it occasionally in some of her videos, but she also points out that she’s based in Texas and the gear can be hot and bulky and uncomfortable. So its a judgement based on comfort, confidence, and the removal situation itself.
The Terror: Infamy - 2x10 - “Did something happen tonight? In the war?”
the dawning realization of this gif set is so chilling
Another thing they did was in the ending credits, they put the cast and crew alongside pics of their ancestors during the war, some who served, some who were interred in American camps, some who were both. So for example, the lead actor, Derek Mio:
Marcus Toji, who played an interpreter in the show:
The director, Lily Mariye:
There were others too, but the actors in the scene giffed above? George Takei and Sab Shimono? They were in camps themselves.
When I read Hiroshima I felt like I knew where this was going, but the last gif still made my heart stop for just a moment
