Well, there's a nurse, there's a nurse bee.

The nurse bee, okay.

You have the queen bee, you have the drones we've talked about.

And you also have funeral bees, too.

What's a funeral bee?

To take out the dead soldiers. They also have guard bees that are at the

front. If one of the bees were to return to a different hive, the guard bees would stop him from

entering. That's nuts. This is like penguins. You know, it's like penguins, all the cries and

mom knows the kid and the kid knows mom.

You know, we need Morgan Freeman narrating this.

Yes, we do.

This is touched by heaven.

Everyday encounters with God, those moments when heaven and earth collide.

And we see God in these collisions of heaven and earth through these encounter stories with angels, divine intervention, prophetic dreams, visions, near death experience. Isn't it supposed to be an S at the end of that? I'm your host, Trapper Jack. Welcome, Nature. We're going to talk nature here because I've heard it said that nature is like a silent sermon. I like that. Nature, a silent sermon.

But you've got to be paying attention.

You've got to be looking around and listening and seeing what's going on around you.

You know, here at the house, we've been having ants this year like never before.

And you see the scouts going through the kitchen.

Got me food?

You know, I assume there's kind of an ant-yelp system stars crumbs under the toaster worth the trip sometimes on youtube i'll watch and almost amused by when uh atheists debate

believers and you have theologians and philosophers and they're going back and forth this very

heady cranial kind of discussion.

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