You dare to violate the sanctity of the hive, charging in to reap the fruits of our labor, and perhaps our childrens' lives. We gather around you, buzzing angrily, and even as you gloat your superiority, you wonder why we do not sting.

Oh, no, it's not just you - it is getting hotter.

Far too late, you realize that, while you know enough of our ways to enter our hive, we know enough about you to exploit a small weakness; that you can survive only the barest breath less heat than us. Our crowding and agitation heat us, heat you - and you boil alive in your own carapace, becoming nothing more than just so much trash for us to haul away.
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