In nature, there are many highly fertile animals, such as possums, which can give birth to 10 small babies in one litter, and the babies are on the body of the possum, just like making a bus. However, compared with the queen bee, the fecundity of the opossum is very inconspicuous, and a mature queen can lay up to 1,000 eggs a day. In the new dlc ARK: Genesis in the sandbox game ARK: Survival Evolved, we can see the terrible egg-laying ability of queen bees.
In order to get honey, players have to find the hive in the trees of the ARK: Genesis swamp, and not all ARK Genesis hives have queens, and you have to have some luck to see it. After seeing it, you can consider taming it with rare flowers, but taming a queen bee will be a very troublesome thing, because it has extremely terrifying fecundity, it can produce 10 small bees in a second, and they can attack you together and make you very hungry.
However, ARK: Genesis also knows the extremely troublesome attributes of bees, and in order to make it easier for players to tame queens, ARK: Genesis has introduced a strange item called insect repellent. After eating insect repellent, neither the bees nor the other insects in ARK: Genesis will actively approach you, and this is how the anchor successfully approaches the queen bee and eventually tames it.
The queen bee's strength is not only its superior fertility, but also its unparalleled leadership. After taming the bees, the anchor created huge hives in Ark: Genesis, the so-called artificial beeskeeping, as long as they are fed a few rare flowers on a regular basis. At such a farming scale, the anchor will soon be able to obtain hundreds of honey, whether it is challenging the final boss or taming the creature can get a lot of convenience. What do you think of the queen bee that the anchor encountered in Ark: Genesis? You can leave a comment in the comments section below to discuss.