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Birds do it and bees do it – But how?The term “The birds and the bees” is a common euphemism for human sexual relations. It is kind of odd since humans do not have sex in quite the same way as birds and certainly not at all in the same way as bees.
The funny thing is I suspect even children know more about how humans have sex than they do about how the birds and the bees do “it”. 2 comments to Birds do it and bees do it – But how? |
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And if you are interested, I know that Infidel has vast resources that will show you how humans do it!
Actually, the photo is inacurate. The bigger bee on the bottom is a drone (male). The drones have sex with the queen while in flight. Hoowaaaa!!!! The drone only gets to do it once, because the queen keeps his equipment and the drone eventually dies.
The drones only purpose in life is to mate with the queen. They eat all of the food and don’t do any work, but once the weather starts getting colder, the workers (females that do all of the work) kick the drones out to die. Food is scarce during the winter and they’ll raise more drones in the spring.