A UK local paper, Metro shared a rather metaphorical images of a swarm of bees alleged attacking an innocent car.
20,000 bees chase car for two days after queen bee gets trapped in boot https://t.co/n7hwEA4xLT pic.twitter.com/tCIAZOgtRw
— Metro (@MetroUK) May 24, 2016
They again tweeted that the bees who were in pursuit of their queen were exactly 20,000 in number. But that was not the news.
The news was rather on how they counted the number to that figure, it was a valid and honest question which they could not answer until now.
We really can't put them in a single file and count, but we do know there's some 20000-80000 bees in each beehive working to make honey 🐝🍯
— Native Nosi (@NativeNosi) September 6, 2017
20000 bees? Even a jobless bored person won't count said bees
2days? Nigga tf u lying about? A car could go 120mph, bees can't even do 60mph https://t.co/hGyY3pxLWX
— Nov the 3rd 🇳🇬 (@Onyebuchi_Osah) October 9, 2017
https://twitter.com/Daniel_Osiemo/status/917383881753612288
How we arrived at 20000
B – Horny Drone Bee
Q – Queen
10000b = ∑(1Q + 1 / 2)= 20000
2∑ B+ ∑ (1 / 2)B=1Q per B
Answer: 20000 Horny bees https://t.co/HOYGL8DWb8
— Omunyoro (@Omunyoro_) October 9, 2017
https://twitter.com/wachiye_brian/status/917119271246991365
