Terrifying Video Shows Bees Working Together To Open Bottle Of Honey

That's just a straight-up fact. I mean, bees make honey, they pollinate plants which we depend on for food, and when you see them up close they're cute as hell!

Although, they can still pack a hell of a sting if you tick them off a little too much!

The internet is chock-full of videos of animals and various other creatures doing wonderful things that defy belief.

However, in a video that has been doing the rounds across the internet's planes, a small gathering of bees managed to make a name for themselves and stand out from the crowds of cute cats and dogs.

The intelligent, and sharp, little fuzzballs furiously work to twist and lift the cap from the bottle of honey in an inspiring attempt to reclaim what was once their own!

In their attempts to win back their life's work from its man-made plastic prison, they call on ever-larger numbers of comrades to help with the rescue effort.

Yes, after their fierce work, they succeed in their attempt thanks to teamwork and ingenuity!

And yes, this video may make you feel quite uneasy, as this just shows what these pesky little critters are capable of! It won't be long until they are overthrowing humanity and locking us in honeycomb prisons to serve their honey-based needs.

Yes, twitter was awash with people praising the bees, most likely with the hope that they will be given special treatment when the bees take control, with people writing the likes of:

"F*ck em up, bees, get your s**t back".

"The working class taking back what was stolen from them."

"Coming to reclaim their honey... Bees and ants work together for survival better than humans."

However, one person dared to point out the flaw in their plan, writing:

"Of course, if they were really clever, they would threaten to sting a human unless they opened it for them."

When they're not being internet celebrities thanks to their amazing teamwork, bees are also now officially the most important living beings on the planet according to The Science Times.

This declaration was apparently made by the Earthwatch Institute during a meeting of the Royal Geographical Society of London last year. And, you have to give it to the bees, they are pretty damn essential!

I for one am quite excited about the prospect of having bee overlords, and cannot wait! The sooner the better I say!

And yes, I am brown-nosing them to get preferential treatment when the uprising happens, and I advise you to do the same. All hail the bees!

h/t: knowyourmeme