Opossums are sexual animals.
When bees are standing still, the wings are folded back along the body. When they are flying the wings expand perpendicular to the body.
A swarm of bees can vary in size, but it typically consists of thousands of worker bees along with a queen bee. Swarms are temporary clusters of bees that are formed during the process of reproduction within the colony.
There are many insect eating birds which will stay around beehives and consume dozens of bees a day. Skunks or opossums will scrape on the entrance of the hive and eat the bees that emerge to defend the hive. Bears are notorious for overturning hives for the honey. In late summer, yellow jackets capture returning bees and bite their abdomen for their honey.
Worker bees die after they sting because their stingers are barbed and get pulled out of their bodies. Their poison sacks, and part of their intestines are pulled out along with it killing the bee.
Well first is why? if you found both, just let them go. The probably get along fine, neither is an aggressive animal.
No, male opossums do not have pouches like female opossums do. Only female opossums have pouches to carry and nurse their young.
Oh yes. Opossums can be very aggressive. Keep your cat away from the Opossum or get rid of the opossum.
Without bees, we would be missing much of our food. Bees pollinate any of the fruits and vegetables we eat, along with some grains, and grasses.
No, they do not. Opossums eat plants, like grass and fruits, along with things like snails, bugs (insects, roaches, etc.), rats and mice, snakes, amphibians, eggs, crayfish, and any other fish they can get.
Opossums are sexual animals.
opossums are usually quiet, but they hiss when they are scared.
Opossums have 4 feet - they are quadrupeds.
Opossums and raccoons are NOT primarily found in cemeteries. In most small cities and rural areas in most US States, opossums and raccoons are frequent backyard visitors, along with deer and bears, especially if homeowners leave bird feeders, nuts, or uncovered garbage containers. Opossums and raccoons will just as soon eat birdseed straight from the bag if stored in an open garage than wrestling to remove a garbage can lid.
Opossums were hunted both for food and their skin/fur.
Opossums have been around for about 70 millions years.
Opossums are mammals: specifically, they are marsupials.