Brazilian donkey wearing special protective clothing work

According to reports, a donkey named Boneco in Brazil is very good at looking after the bees. Its owner also specially made the "fully armed" protective clothing to resist the bees' bite.

The owner of the donkey was named Manuel Juraci, a beekeeper on the town of Itatila, Brazil. There are 120 family beekeepers in the town. Manuel and his partner are among the winners. This seemingly absurd combination of beekeepers and donkeys has been a great success. It is reported that after using the donkey as a helper, the amount of honey harvested by Manuel has greatly increased.

Manuel also had some invented talents. He produced special protective clothing that covered the whole body for Bonec. The invention was welcomed by local honey associations and many people wanted to make the same protective clothing for their donkeys.

Manuel said that training Bonaparte to take care of bees and design protective clothing is actually to find a better way to control the larvae of American larvae. In order to reduce losses, it is essential to detect and isolate diseased bees early. He found that Bonec can sniff out the sick bees and save more bees. However, the donkey hates being bitten, so Manuel designed a protective suit.

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