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Domas have the widest range of all bees on frijol, even extending out into the mainland of Adlesia on both major islands. These are highly aggressive especially to other pollinators. While they have highly selective territories, they readily bully other bees, even larger animals are unsafe. They are unpicky about which flower they sip from. Small, efficient, and fast, the doma is highly social and can make its hive wherever is available (preferring places up high.) While they cannot roll up like their relatives the spiny bees, they do have delicate spikes which do not impede their ability to fly. Domas can travel en masse, their larvae attaching to the adults while pupae are carried in the mouth, allowing them to transfer themselves to a new location. Because they do not die when they sting, they are immensely dangerous and can swarm any invader, attacking it to death.

Description
Domas have the widest range of all bees on frijol, even extending out into the mainland of Adlesia on both major islands. These are highly aggressive especially to other pollinators. While they have highly selective territories, they readily bully other bees, even larger animals are unsafe. They are unpicky about which flower they sip from. Small, efficient, and fast, the doma is highly social and can make its hive wherever is available (preferring places up high.) While they cannot roll up like their relatives the spiny bees, they do have delicate spikes which do not impede their ability to fly. Domas can travel en masse, their larvae attaching to the adults while pupae are carried in the mouth, allowing them to transfer themselves to a new location. Because they do not die when they sting, they are immensely dangerous and can swarm any invader, attacking it to death.