(Worthy Satire) – Authorities are investigating the discovery of a large, glowing beehive just outside a nuclear facility, sparking concern from scientists and uncontainable enthusiasm from Marvel fans and conspiracy theorists alike.
The hive, which emits a faint green light and an audible hum in E-flat, was found by local beekeeper Dale “Buzz” Thompson. “At first I thought it was just the moonshine talkin’,” said Thompson. “But then I saw a bee bench-pressing a squirrel.”
While the Department of Energy has cordoned off the area and issued a warning against “ingesting or weaponizing the honey,” locals have begun organizing what they’re calling the “Sweet Mutation Sampling Festival.”
“I mean, worst-case scenario, I glow in the dark and never need a nightlight again,” said one enthusiastic man wearing an Avengers onesie. “Best-case? I wake up with laser vision and a six-pack.”
In response to growing public interest, local startup MutanibeeTM has already begun bottling the honey under names like “Gamma Gold,” “Hive-X,” and “Sticky Fury.” The company insists it’s “probably fine” if used in moderation–or smoothies.
Meanwhile, the bees themselves have reportedly begun exhibiting strange behaviors, including synchronized flight patterns spelling out “STAY BACK” and building a hexagonal shrine to an old copy of Spider-Man #1.
Federal officials warn that mutations are “not guaranteed,” but admit they’ve kept a few jars in case the Avengers ever need a beekeeper.
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