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Giant Uknown Fuzzy Canadian Bee, DANGER!

18 years ago

Ok,so im in the water,and this CRAZY GIANT FUZZY BEE explodes onto the scene. Ever since that moment i wanted to know what kind of bee it is. It was like an inch across and round,like a bumble bee but GIANT AND FUZZY. It also had like a red line down its back. Anyone have any ideas what kind of bee it is? I drew a picture and here is the link. I tried searching google and i found lots of bees but not this one. And oh, it attacked me, i was very extremely lucky to be immersed in the lake already. I was forced to submerge for many seconds before it went away. Exscuse my foreign diction,I am canadian and we sound funny. But we still have crazy fuzzy bees.

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EnnEss
Original Author
18 years ago
ANYONE?!?!?!?!?!? This is a life and death situation.
bigthicketgardens
17 years ago
It looks some type of fly to me, but just a guess.
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