By Jay / / Games

The Bee Biome is one of the most interesting areas introduced to 99 Nights in the Forest, adding new enemies, resources, and exclusive rewards for players to discover. Unlike other regions, this biome revolves around collecting pollen, producing honey, and spending a special currency at the Beekeeper’s Shop. If you’re wondering how the Bee Biome works or what rewards you can earn, this guide covers everything you need to know.

What Is the Bee Biome?

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The Bee Biome is a special forest area filled with oversized flowers, beehives, aggressive bees, and unique wildlife. While it looks peaceful at first, interacting with the flowers quickly attracts swarms of bees that will attack nearby players.

Besides the dangerous insects, the biome also introduces a completely new resource system centered around collecting pollen and converting it into honey.

Exploring this area is worthwhile since it contains exclusive items that aren’t available elsewhere on the map.

How to Get Pollen

Pollen is the primary resource you’ll gather inside the Bee Biome.

You can collect it in two different ways:

  • Harvest pollen from the giant flowers.
  • Defeat attacking bees for additional pollen drops.

However, harvesting flowers comes with a downside. Every time you collect pollen from one, several bees will emerge and begin chasing you. Be prepared to fight or create enough distance before gathering more.

How to Get Honey

Honey serves as the Bee Biome’s exclusive currency.

After collecting pollen, head to one of the nearby beehives and deposit your pollen into it. Doing so converts the pollen into Honey, which can then be spent at the Beekeeper NPC.

The more pollen you gather, the faster you’ll accumulate Honey for purchasing exclusive rewards.

Bee Biome Wildlife

Besides bees, you’ll encounter several other animals while exploring the biome. Some creatures are passive, while others can become useful sources of food and crafting materials. Wildlife found in the Bee Biome includes:

  • Bees
  • Foxes
  • Rabbits
  • Deer
  • Bears

Foxes tend to flee when attacked instead of fighting back, making them an easy source of morsels. Bears, on the other hand, are much more dangerous and should be approached with caution unless you’re well equipped.

Where to Find the Beekeeper

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Once you’ve collected enough Honey, search the Bee Biome for the Beekeeper NPC.

The Beekeeper operates a unique shop where players can exchange Honey for several exclusive items unavailable through normal gameplay.

Visiting the Beekeeper should be one of your priorities after farming enough Honey.

Beekeeper Shop Rewards

The Beekeeper sells several useful items that can improve your survival.

Available rewards include:

  • Bandages
  • Medkits
  • Poison Spears
  • Bee Cannon

Each item requires Honey instead of standard resources, making pollen farming essential if you want to purchase everything the shop offers.

How to Get the Bee Cannon

The Bee Cannon is the Bee Biome’s signature weapon. To unlock it:

  1. Farm pollen from flowers and bees.
  2. Convert pollen into Honey using beehives.
  3. Save up 20 Honey.
  4. Purchase the Bee Cannon from the Beekeeper.

Although expensive compared to other shop items, it’s easily the most valuable reward available.

Is the Bee Cannon Good?

The Bee Cannon is one of the strongest weapons introduced alongside the Bee Biome. Instead of firing traditional ammunition, it launches swarms of bees at enemies. Its strengths include:

  • High damage output.
  • Effective against wolves and bears.
  • Excellent for clearing enemy groups.
  • Makes rescuing missing children significantly easier.

Because of its impressive damage, it can quickly eliminate enemies that normally require much longer fights with conventional weapons.


The Bee Biome adds a fresh gameplay loop to 99 Nights in the Forest by introducing pollen gathering, Honey farming, and the Beekeeper’s exclusive shop. While the aggressive bee swarms make exploration more dangerous, the rewards are well worth the effort. By collecting pollen, converting it into Honey, and saving enough for the Bee Cannon, you’ll gain access to one of the most powerful and entertaining weapons currently available, making future exploration and rescue missions much easier.

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