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March 2023 (Completed & Uploaded) :

191 Route 66 Tour 2023 ! T-Shirt Design

March 2023 (Completed & Uploaded) :

The Panimanian Vulture Bees of Death! is an Homage to horror films in the “When Animals Attack” subgenre which carved itself a niche back in the '70s with such classics as Steven Spielberg’s Jaws and then in less than stellar entries like William Girdler’s Grizzly. While Great White Sharks and man-eating bears were all well and good ,there was a subgenre of that subgenre which dealt with the threat of vast swarms of killer bees invading north america.

B-Movies Like Killer Bees (1974) , The Savage Bees (1976), Terror Out of the Sky (1978) and The Swarm (1978) The Artwork Was designed to replicate the look of Movie Lobby cards (which includes the cheap cut out and replication techniques I used as well as faults in the relative perspective of bees to text ) - For an ongoing web based project known as the Mysterious timeline of unexplained bullshit from beyond infinity! the facebook post references 3 species of bees that eat rotting flesh, build nightmare hives, from this they make what could only to be referred to as meat honey... —which is described as tasting intense, smokey, and salty, or uniquely sweet. One strain of bee has been discovered that doesn't gather pollen from flowers. is known as Panamanian Vulture Bees (of Death). It feeds on the decaying flesh of the dead, including lizards, monkeys, snakes, fishes & birds.

Dr. David Roubik, who has been investigating bees of Central America for the past decade, noticed this behaviour in populations of a stingless bee, Trigona hypogea Silvestri, in the lowland forests of eastern Panama.