Oh no! It looks like the honey badger is causing some trouble. But don’t worry, the bees have a plan! They might not smell great, but they sure know how to get things done. The bees are busy working on their hive, and it’s already 58% complete. For lunch, they have honey, just like yesterday. Yum! All the bees cheer for their queen!
Sam and his friends are trying to figure out why the bees moved into R.O.N. It turns out their old hive was destroyed by a honey badger named Sweetie! Whiskers, one of the bees, realizes that Sweetie knew where the old hive was because he wanted to eat all the honey!
Sweetie the honey badger shows up again, and he’s after the honey. The bees warn him that if he sprays, they will sting. Sam tries to calm everyone down. Sweetie’s sting meter is almost full, and he can’t take any more stings. Sam suggests that Sweetie forget about the honey and leave, but Sweetie is determined to get that sweet honey.
Sam comes up with a clever idea. He suggests that the queen bee give Sweetie some honey in exchange for his help. The queen is worried that if she gives away honey, other animals will come after it. But Sam has a plan. He suggests fixing up the old hive and having Sweetie protect it from other animals. In return, Sweetie would get paid in honey!
The queen thinks it’s a great idea. Sweetie would make an excellent guard because he’s not afraid of anyone. At first, Sweetie isn’t sure about the job, but when Sam mentions finding someone tougher, Sweetie quickly agrees to be the bodyguard. The queen is happy with the new hive, and honey production is up. Sweetie gets plenty of extra honey, and he turns out to be really sweet deep down.
Sam and Kit are thanked for their help, and Sweetie loves his new job. It looks like everything worked out perfectly. Another creature case is closed!
Role-Play the Story: Gather your friends or family and act out the story of the honey badger and the bees. You can take turns playing different characters like Sam, Sweetie, the queen bee, and the worker bees. Think about how each character feels and what they might say. This will help you understand the story better and see things from different perspectives.
Create Your Own Hive: Use materials like paper, cardboard, or building blocks to create a model of a beehive. Think about where the bees would store their honey and how they would protect it from animals like Sweetie. You can even draw or make little bees to live in your hive. This activity will help you learn about the structure of a beehive and the bees’ teamwork.
Think About Teamwork: Discuss with your classmates or family how the bees worked together to solve their problem. What did Sam do to help? How did Sweetie change his mind? Talk about a time when you worked with others to solve a problem. What did you learn from that experience? This will help you understand the importance of cooperation and problem-solving.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Oo! Ew! At least the spray is working. That’s the honey badger way. We may not smell great, but we get the job done. Hive is 58% complete. Lunch today is honey with a side of honey. Same as yesterday. Very good. All hail the queen! Whoo! We need to get R.O.N. back. Way ahead of ya. Sam, you need to get Sweetie out of there now! I solved the mystery of why the bees moved into R.O.N. Their old hive was destroyed by a honey badger, Sweetie! Whiskers, that’s it! That’s why he knew where the old hive was, and that’s why he was so eager to help us! He wants to eat all the honey! Oh. It’s you again. Stay back, or the queen gets the spray. I’m just here for the honey. If you spray, we sting. Sam, do something! Okay. Everyone, calm down. No one needs to get stung or sprayed. Sweetie, your sting meter is almost full. You can’t take any more stings. Why don’t you forget the honey and leave now? No deal, Sam. I’m a honey badger. I’m going to get that sweet honey one way or another. Your Majesty, what if you gave Sweetie some honey? What? If word gets out that I’m giving honey away, all kinds of animals will come after it. Work with me here, Your Majesty. You did turn our jet into a sticky megahive. I had no choice. We loved our old hive until it was destroyed. Your Majesty, what about a trade? – A trade? Yep. We could fix up your old hive, and Sweetie here could protect it from all those other animals. You could pay him in honey. Interesting. Sweetie here would make a great guard. He isn’t afraid of anyone. Yes. I think that could work out quite nicely. – Not so fast! I have better things to do than guard a bunch of bees. Hey, I understand. If you’re not up for the job, we’ll find someone tougher. What?! I’m the toughest guy around. Your Majesty, you got yourself a bodyguard. Your Majesty, how’s it going with the new hive? Couldn’t be better. Now that we aren’t worried about honey thieves, production is way up. Which means there’s plenty of extra honey for Sweetie. You know, he really is sweet deep down. Sam, Kit, I gotta thank you both. This is the best job I ever had. Mm… Honey. No! – Hey. Keep moving, buddy. Seems like this arrangement is working out, which means… Another Creature Case… – Closed! – Closed!
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