A boat traveling on the surface has some areas around it that are more-or-less protected from the wind. Especially if you’re behind the main deck protrusions (usually some sort of cabin), there will be an area of negative pressure that drags air along with the boat.
Similarly if you’re low in front of protrusion, then the air piles up. Most of the wind goes over this “pile” of air, so if you’re inside of it, there isn’t much wind.
Other than that, if the bee gets out of the lee of the cabin or isn’t in one of those relatively calm areas in front of the cabin, it’ll instantly get blown away by that 40 mph wind rushing over the deck.
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