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The Beehive is classified as a collective animal species that can be found in Far Cry 4, Far Cry Primal and Far Cry 5.
Far Cry 4[]
| « | In the noble beehive, nature mimics King Min's vision for Kyrat: Co-operative and efficient, they are willing to attack any aggressors in times of war when their leader is threatened. | » |
When exploring, a beehive may be discovered. The bees are not aggressive, unless someone shoots at it. As a result, the bees will then attack the player and nearby enemies. Hitting a beehive with a molotov cocktail or other flame weapon will destroy it without causing a swarm, as will most explosives. They often spawn on the corners of small houses, shacks or even alarm posts. If enemies are underneath the hive or in close range, shoot it and they will attack and kill the enemies. However, if YOU are too close to them, they will attempt to kill you. You can postpone this almost certain death by holding the healing button when prompted to swat away the bees. A beehive can be found in Bell towers sometimes. Most of the time you are able to know if you are close to a beehive because a few bees will start to fly around Ajay's face on the screen. The bees work similarly to fire, and they will stop attacking you, as long as you submerge yourself in water for a brief period of time. Bees are extremely dangerous when provoked, and they will instantly kill enemies of all types except Heavy Flamers. They will also very quickly kill the player, and walking near a swarm will result in almost instantaneous death.
Far Cry Primal[]
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Far Cry 5[]
Supposedly, these insects(the ones in the wild) are bees, but their nests look like that of yellow jackets, wasps, hornets and the like as opposed to bees nests, so, they are probably of the aforementioned insects. They are typically found on structures, such as sheds and houses. Also, if their nests are destroyed, they will attack any living thing nearby.Furthermore, there are some seemingly actual bees in man-maid nest structures.
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