Apis Lithohermaea is a large territorial insect with a herbivorous diet that existed during the middle Miocene period.
These creatures usually mind their business and stay within their hives which hold normal Giant Bees as well as the sometime the Giant Queen Bee.
Hives can usually be found around most of the areas and will release Giant Bees if attacked and the Giant Queen Bee occasionally if destroyed.
A Giant Queen Bee that has been approached by a survivor or their tames will summon other Giant Bees to protect it, attacking and disrupting the survivors functions.
Tribes do not usually leave the Giant Queen Bee out in the open but instead pick them up and have them make a hive where it and its Giant Bees will both create honey and defend the area.
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These creatures are barely seen out in the open and will usually only respond once their hive is threatened.
While they cannot be found flying around regularly, the hives in which they reside can be found near mountains and in redwood forests as well as certain other areas of land where they can peacefully live.
Once a Giant Queen Bee has been domesticated, it will be able to create its own hive where its owner chooses where it, along with the other Giant Bees will start creating honey and often defend the hive.
