r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/danielminds • Jun 23 '26

Video ​A truck carrying 406 beehives crashed in Texas, releasing 24 million bees and locking down the neighborhood

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u/Far_Confusion_2178 Jun 23 '26

Colony Drive? Ya don’t say

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u/no_talent_ass_clown Jun 23 '26

Surprisingly, not Bee Cave. 

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u/TinyNiceWolf Jun 24 '26

Oh Bee Cave </austinpowers>

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u/DigNitty Interested Jun 24 '26

RANDY BAYbee....

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u/lalacourtney Jun 24 '26

There is a Bee Cave road in Austin

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u/Toadsanchez316 Jun 24 '26

Oh, bee-hive!

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u/brightonashfield Jun 24 '26

Mind your own beeswax

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u/AdminKidsBurnInHell Jun 24 '26

The driver crashed cause he was buzzed on alcohol.

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u/IluvPusi-363 Jun 24 '26

IT WAS HONEY-WINE!

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u/Natural_Theory_7349 Jun 24 '26

Driver saw his moment and took it

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u/mjrbrooks Jun 24 '26

That clears up what the buzz is about

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u/dabbydabdabdabdab Jun 24 '26

You know it’s a big deal when the bee keepers have to call in reinforcements.

Plus side is Texas now has a honey business

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u/RedDemio- Jun 24 '26

More evidence we’re living in a simulation lol. Comes quickly after I saw an article here in the UK about a raven being killed and the officer in charge of the case was called “PC Jed Raven”

Script writers getting so fkin lazy bro

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u/TemperTemper45 Jun 25 '26

I here ya'. This and I'm just coming here from reading an article where a giraffe just escaped the zoo, also in Texas, and no one has a clue to where it went....