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Description Quite accurate with a very fine enameling job I'm not sure if honey bees are considered wild animals or not. I mean they will live in the wild, but mostly aren't they domestic critters? Social insects I guess have been around for at least 125 million years, so, they have it down pretty well viz. "getting along". Is a bee hive really even a group of individuals? They are so integrated that maybe the hive itself is an organism, like those birch trees and huge fungi in Oregon. Anyway, I'm pretty happy with the way this pin came out. It's both accurate and pretty. SIZE: 1.5"x1" |
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