Bees Swarm Paris Bicycle, Urban Beekeeper Saves the Day

0:00It's April 28th. This is Global News Today, Powered by AI, Your World, In Real Time. I'm Cory with the Story. Picture this. A massive swarm of 10,000 bees took over a parked bicycle right outside the Louvre metro station in Paris. The cluster formed under the bike's saddle on a Saturday afternoon, turning a routine parking spot into a buzzing spectacle. The bike had just been locked up for about half an hour when the bees arrived. This transport officials quickly shut down the metro entrance to keep people safe while waiting for help. The owner snapped picks and shared them on Instagram, shocked that Grandad's old ride became instant bee central. Onlooker stayed back, but no one got stung in the chaos. A local urban beekeeper, named Vulcan Tanashi, rushed over on his own bike to handle it. He noted the odd location so close to the entrance and figured a queen bee was leading the pack in that tight cluster. In the end, Tanaki scooped up every last bee without issue, freeing the bike and reopening

1:01the station. Their streets stay full of these wild surprises.