Living Bee and the City of Ants

The Living Bee Museum and the City of Ants, located in Le Faouët, Brittany, France, was a rural museum dedicated to bees, ants, and stick insects. It offered a unique opportunity to learn about these fascinating creatures and their habitats.

Exhibits on Bees and Beekeeping

The museum had five rooms dedicated to bees and beekeeping. These rooms showcased the bees, traditional hives, and various techniques used in beekeeping. Visitors could gain a comprehensive understanding of the life of bees and the art of beekeeping.

Display of Traditional Hives

The museum displayed numerous traditional hives, both inside and outside. These hives came from various regions, including Brittany, other parts of France like Sologne and the South-West, and even from abroad such as Morocco and Spain. This offered visitors a chance to see a variety of hives from different regions and cultures.

Ant Exhibits

The museum also showcased numerous species of ants from around the world in vivariums. These ants came from various countries including Australia, China, Thailand, South America, and Europe. Some of these species were even raised on site, providing a unique opportunity for visitors to observe these creatures up close.