Apis Vulpes

These little lads are often coated in thick yellow pollen from the flowers they are constantly visiting. The pollen clings to their thick coat of fur making them excellent pollinators. Thir narrow snouts allow them to put their heads deep into flowers to extract nectar that they bring back to their hive to make honey with. Their sharp ears and good eyes allow them to sense when any danger is nearby. If frightened, they will likely attempt to fly away as quickly as possible, finding a nearby flower to hide in.

Although they have a stinger on their rump, they will only use it as a last defense as doing so kills them. They also have 3 sets of little paws at the end of each of their feet. They use the claws on these paws to hold onto surfaces that they scuttle up and can even walk upside down. Yes, each paw does have some tiny little toe beans.