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Happy 50th Anniversary, Maya the Honey Bee/Die Biene Maja!

Been a while since a post something "Maya the bee" related things, but I actually like to introduce you to Atlas 🍁🍂🍁🦋

He's inspired by a Attacus Atlas moth, and is a professor inside the bees' hive who gives lessons bout geography and exploration, as he serves as a teacher of the youngest bees of the colony.

He may be kind and sweet with children are while explaining his lessons but is strictly confident and serious if is needed to put order inside the hive, since his best friend is the actual queen of the colony, but still knows too little about how to manage a colony properly. He's basically a royal advisor that acts in a more mature way than the own queen x"d

Ohh yeah he's gonna be friends with Cassandra in her youth, more like a family-bond type friendship 🌷🐝

I like that insects have a "metamorphosis" from beign baby larvae to adults 🐝

I use the same for Myra :> She is an hybrid, so her "larvae" phase would be a bit different. The bee larvae inside the hive can barely move and are fed by other bees. Well, Myra, being half grasshopper (An insect without complete metamorphosis) develops faster as these do, and way more faster than a simple bee 🦗

I think that as a "baby" she would be more active and curious before her metamorphosis, and with that in mind, she would grow faster 🌺

Ay, estos dos 🥺💖

Es que en serio! Ni siquiera pido que sean "algo", solo que hayan interactuado más en la última película 👉👈

Pero no, "somos secundarios y secundarios no importan" :'(