Finding bees under beach umbrellas or in baby strollers may seem unusual, but these…

Finding bees under beach umbrellas or in baby strollers may seem unusual, but these occurrences are part of a natural reproductive process rather than a direct result of extreme heat. Experts clarify that swarming is a genetic survival mechanism for bees, as explained by Mikel Zubeldia from the Gipuzkoa Beekeepers Association. When bees cluster in unexpected places, they are typically in transit to a new location, taking a break while the queen rests and orientates herself.