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7133 gallons
How much is that in bees?
About 27 bees, assuming we're talking the new spring of 2024 giant bees
I am trying to imagine a cubed meter of buzzing terror hive mind.
And also: I asked a serious question, is it too much to expect a straight answer around here??
Yes