The statue of the King of Benevolence has the "nest" of bees in its head. (NNN)-Yahoo! Journalism

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The "nest" of bees in the head of the king of benevolence. Bees that have been nesting in the statue of the King of Benevolence for about 30 years. On the 25th, the "Bee Migration Battle" was carried out for the restoration of the statue of Renwang. In order to drive away the evil things, the statue of the king of benevolence glared. Although there is a kinship image with a shut-up mouth and an image with an open mouth, the image of Tai Ma Temple in Nara Prefecture cannot be dispelled. The staff said, "No, there are a lot of bees in the elephant." it is a large number of bees coming in and out of the open mouth of the image. Abbot: "about 30 years ago." Because he coexisted with me at first, he said with Renwang: "for about 30 years, bees have built their nests in the statue of Renwang." However, with the restoration of the aging statue of Renwang, the nest was removed on the 25th. Just speaking of bees. The abbot "the reduction of bees has a great impact on the ecosystem, so it is not insecticidal behavior", but mobile warfare. When the head is raised, a large nest appears. There are countless bees lurking. Experts wait to stay away from bees in the smoke and remove the nests one by one. Q. (statue of the King of Benevolence) an environment that is easy for bees to live in? The bee expert said, "Yes." Can you tell at a glance that this is not a prime location? "A's image avoids the wind and rain, and it's easy to get in and out, so it's the most suitable environment for bees. Bee expert "because the kiss is closed, so you can't go in?" the abbot (let the bees) find a new place and build a nest for me. "the temple has prepared a new beehive to avoid bees getting lost.