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Bees and butterflies feed on pink sacks full of sweet treats
This is the amusing moment bees and butterflies were seen feeding on pink sacks full of sweet treats.
Footage shows dozens of Asian honeybees and three brown butterflies perched on eight circular bags hanging from a metal rack under a tree.
The insects can be seen hovering around, while others lounge on the surfaces of the vibrant spheres.
Bees and butterflies are naturally attracted to sweet substances because they provide essential energy. They look for nectar, sap, or other sugary liquids to nourish themselves, supporting their daily activities such as flying, foraging, and reproduction.
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