What do you call a very wealthy insect that owns acres of blooming flowers and sweet nectar?
A multimillion-bee
This pun combines a massive financial figure with the striped pollinators that buzz around every backyard garden. Being surrounded by countless blossoms makes this fortunate little insect feel richer than anyone else in the meadow.
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