It's sad her parents didn't bee-lieve her...
this post was submitted on 30 Apr 2024
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Stupid kid can't tell the difference between a monster and 60,000 bees. Pfft education these days...
The kid started calling the beekeeper as monster hunter, that's pretty cute.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
When three-year-old Saylor Class began complaining of monsters in her bedroom, her parents thought it was just a figment of a child's overactive imagination.
It began to make more sense when Ms Massis Class noticed bees swarming in clusters near the attic and chimney outside their 100-year-old house.
Ms Massis Class called a pest control company that found the winged insects were honeybees, a protected species in the US.
She and her husband contacted a beekeeper who noticed the insects were travelling towards the floorboards of the attic - right above her daughter's bedroom.
The beekeeper - whom Massis Class's daughter began calling the monster hunter - opened the wall to reveal a large honeycomb.
Ms Massis Class has had to screen off the room between extractions to prevent the bees from buzzing around her home.
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