Much has been made of nature returning during the coronavirus quarantine. Dolphins are returning to Italy, Himilayan mountain ranges are visible and Sasquatch has returned to the Canadian wilderness. You get it. We are the virus, etc., etc.

However, while we were enjoying the splendor of nature, we have overlooked nature reclaiming its stolen goods. In a viral video that's been circulating over the last few months, bees, also known as nature's throwing stars, lift the cap honey bottle to retrieve their sweet nectar. Sweet Jesus, indeed.

Bees working together to remove the cap from a honey bottle. pic.twitter.com/wKcZoYvSnn

— Earth's Beauty (@PhysicsAndAstr1) April 24, 2020

If you felt a tingle run down your spine, breathe easy because you are normal. Don't tell that to netizens of Twitter, who apparently applaud humanity's demise, sharing this video with glee. Make no mistake, this short clip represents an evolution in bees that could only end with us serving the queen, so don't come crying to me when a human-shaped swarm of bees shaped comes knocking on your door.

fuck em up, bees, get your shit back https://t.co/rtPZdWU8Vk

— Christopher M (@mammothfactory) April 26, 2020

There is Power in a Union https://t.co/7t2rSXsGHm

— Bobby Lewis (@revrrlewis) April 26, 2020

The working class taking back what was stolen from them. https://t.co/9pLMUbwOfq

— Norm (@Bloatytoe) April 26, 2020

Collectivist workers liberate the fruits of their exploited labor. https://t.co/Dr6rI12cCS

— eripsa (@eripsa) April 26, 2020

While this appears to be an isolated incident, anyone wearing a wool sweater might want to prepare for war. While they look soft, in groups, sheep can be quite threatening.