A Beast honey bee which is the span of a human THUMB has been re-found a very long time after it was most recently seen. <br /><br />The huge bug – which is the world's biggest honey bee – was found on a little-investigated remote Indonesian island. <br /><br />College of Sydney science teacher Simon Robson with the world's biggest honey bee <br /><br />Known as Wallace's goliath honey bee, a group of researchers found a solitary live female amid an undertaking toward the North Moluccas islands in January. <br /><br />They shot and captured the animal, which is depicted as being multiple times bigger than an European bumble bee. <br /><br />The creepy crawly was first observed in 1858 by English naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace on the tropical Indonesian island of Bacan. <br /><br />A few examples of the tremendous jawed honey bee were next found in 1981, however it had not been seen since until the current year's undertaking.
