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| − | {{ | + | {{Caught|I got stung by BEES! Ow! Ow ow ow ow ow!|Wild World}} |
| − | '''Bees''' are | + | {{Caught|I caught a bee! Bzz! Bzz! Bzz! Glad I didn't get stung!|City Folk}} |
| + | {{Infobox Bug | ||
| + | |name= Bee | ||
| + | |image= Bee.jpg | ||
| + | |scientific name= Apis cerana japonica | ||
| + | |family= Apidae - Bees | ||
| + | |timeyear= All year | ||
| + | |timeday= All day | ||
| + | |found= In trees | ||
| + | |size= 38 mm | ||
| + | |rarity= Very Common | ||
| + | |price= 4500 Bells <small>(''Animal Forest'', ''Animal Forest +'', ''Animal Crossing'', ''Animal Forest e+'', ''Wild World'')</small>,<br>2500 [[Bells]] <small>(''City Folk'')</small> | ||
| + | |appearances= {{AF}},<br>{{AF+}},<br>{{PG}},<br>{{AFe+}},<br>{{WW}},<br>{{CF}} | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | '''Bees''' are in every game. They are an [[insect]] in the {{SER}} that fall, in bee hives, from shaken trees. Bees chase the [[player]] that shakes the tree (the reaction beforehand is one of shock) until they either take cover in a building, catch the bee, or get stung. If stung, the [[player]]'s left eye will swell up. They are worth 2,500 Bells in [[Animal Crossing City Folk]] and 4,500 Bells in all of the other games. Five bee hives are generated every day, but don't fall when the gate is open.[[File:Beehive.jpg|left|thumb|A bee hive]]''Not to be confused with a [[Honeybee]] which does not sting you.'' | ||
| − | + | The Player will require [[medicine]] or can simply save and end the game to be healed. Villagers will remark on a stung [[player]]'s appearance if they have been stung, some reacting in fright (like [[Marina]]); some like [[Portia]], chiding the Player for that attack (adding insult to injury); while [[cranky]] villagers outright laugh at the [[player]] in amusement. If a bee hive falls from a tree and the [[player]] goes to talk to a villager, they will notice the bees in the air and say something in fear. i.e., "Get away from me!" | |
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| + | ==Donating to the Museum== | ||
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| + | ===In ''Wild World''=== | ||
| + | Blathers will comment on your donation as follows: | ||
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| + | "''I once thought that its stinger was a bee's lone defense, but...'' | ||
| + | ''...I've recently heard that they also possess terribly replusive breath!'' | ||
| + | ''Of course, the gent who told me this was a bit of a rabit liar, but still!'' ''I'' ''would'' ''heartly endorse the following action if you see another: FLEE LIKE MAD! Stingers and bad breath, honestly! What monstrous little beasties...''" | ||
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| + | ===In ''City Folk''=== | ||
| + | Blathers will comment on your donation as follows: | ||
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| + | ''"It can be quite dangerous to receive a large dose of bee venom-- for example, by being stung. That said, did you know that same substance is actually used in some women's perfumes? Indeed! A potent venom and a potent perfume... Which do you suppose is more devastating, wot?"'' | ||
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| + | The bee can be found flying from tree to tree along the back wall of the museum's insect exhibit. | ||
| + | ==Encyclopedia Information== | ||
| + | Wild World | ||
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| + | Time Of The Day: All Day | ||
| + | Time Of The Year: All Day | ||
| + | "These Dangerous Bugs Are Black And Yellow". | ||
| + | ==Further Information== | ||
| + | [[File:real Bee.jpg|left|100px|thumb|''Apis cerana japonica'', the Asiatic honey bee, on a flower.]]''Apis cerana japonica'', the Asiatic honey bee, is a hardy species of bee that originates from South-Eastern Asia. It is used commercially for its honey, despite having a smaller yield than its European counterpart, ''Apis mellifera''. ''Mellifera'' has, however, been subject to selective breeding for many centuries, greatly increasing honey output over the years. | ||
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| + | ''Cerana'' can survive at temperatures of as low as -0.1ºC and heights of up to 3,500 meters. | ||
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| + | An interesting form of defense in the case of the Asiatic honey bee against a specific predator, the Japanese giant hornet, involves swarming around the hornet. This raises the hornet's temperature, overheating and subsequently killing it. | ||
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| + | {{bugs}} | ||
[[Category:Insect]] | [[Category:Insect]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Harmful Bugs]] | ||
Revision as of 18:31, November 21, 2010
- "I got stung by BEES! Ow! Ow ow ow ow ow!" —Wild World
- "I caught a bee! Bzz! Bzz! Bzz! Glad I didn't get stung!" —City Folk
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Bees are in every game. They are an insect in the Animal Crossing series that fall, in bee hives, from shaken trees. Bees chase the player that shakes the tree (the reaction beforehand is one of shock) until they either take cover in a building, catch the bee, or get stung. If stung, the player's left eye will swell up. They are worth 2,500 Bells in Animal Crossing City Folk and 4,500 Bells in all of the other games. Five bee hives are generated every day, but don't fall when the gate is open.
Not to be confused with a Honeybee which does not sting you.
The Player will require medicine or can simply save and end the game to be healed. Villagers will remark on a stung player's appearance if they have been stung, some reacting in fright (like Marina); some like Portia, chiding the Player for that attack (adding insult to injury); while cranky villagers outright laugh at the player in amusement. If a bee hive falls from a tree and the player goes to talk to a villager, they will notice the bees in the air and say something in fear. i.e., "Get away from me!"
Donating to the Museum
In Wild World
Blathers will comment on your donation as follows:
"I once thought that its stinger was a bee's lone defense, but... ...I've recently heard that they also possess terribly replusive breath! Of course, the gent who told me this was a bit of a rabit liar, but still! I would heartly endorse the following action if you see another: FLEE LIKE MAD! Stingers and bad breath, honestly! What monstrous little beasties..."
In City Folk
Blathers will comment on your donation as follows:
"It can be quite dangerous to receive a large dose of bee venom-- for example, by being stung. That said, did you know that same substance is actually used in some women's perfumes? Indeed! A potent venom and a potent perfume... Which do you suppose is more devastating, wot?"
The bee can be found flying from tree to tree along the back wall of the museum's insect exhibit.
Encyclopedia Information
Wild World
Time Of The Day: All Day Time Of The Year: All Day "These Dangerous Bugs Are Black And Yellow".
Further Information
Apis cerana japonica, the Asiatic honey bee, is a hardy species of bee that originates from South-Eastern Asia. It is used commercially for its honey, despite having a smaller yield than its European counterpart, Apis mellifera. Mellifera has, however, been subject to selective breeding for many centuries, greatly increasing honey output over the years.
Cerana can survive at temperatures of as low as -0.1ºC and heights of up to 3,500 meters.
An interesting form of defense in the case of the Asiatic honey bee against a specific predator, the Japanese giant hornet, involves swarming around the hornet. This raises the hornet's temperature, overheating and subsequently killing it.
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