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Good morning.

Now I want you to picture this.

A beekeeper and his daughter are tending to their hives.

The beekeeper shows his daughter the honey that has been collected from the hives.

As he takes the lid off a five gallon bucket full of honey, he discovers that three little

bees are on top of the honey, drowning in its thickness.

Their wings and legs are stuck and they're unable to move.

His daughter is heartbroken and asks her dad if they can help the poor stuck bees.

The dad tells his daughter that they would be unlikely to survive since they would still

be soaked in honey and assures her that there are often casualties of honey collection.

But the daughter insists wanting to ease the bee's suffering.

Finally, the beekeeper dad agrees and carefully removes the little bees from the bucket.

He places them in an empty yogurt container and sets it outside, hoping for the best.

The daughter checks on the bees a while later and is amazed by what she sees.

The three little bees are surrounded by several other bee friends who are working tirelessly

to clean the sticky honey from their bodies.

They are bee friends.

Bee peers.

Bee teammates all working together to save the three stuck bees.

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