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What Bee is all Black featured

What Bee is all Black? (A List of 7 Species)

Paint black and yellow stripes on anything, and it will instantly bring to mind bees. Yet many bees have forgone the gaudy yellow and gone for a little black number. This can have advantages of making …

Do Bumblebees make Honey featured

Do Bumblebees make Honey? (Comparing Them To Bees)

Bumblebees are small, fluffy bees that feed on nectar and pollen from flowers. They are found across the globe in a wide range of habitats. Though they produce a small quantity of a honey-like …

What Bees do NOT Sting featured

What Bees do NOT Sting? (A List Of Species Included)

All female bees have stingers; however, most choose not to use them or have stingers too small to hurt a human. Many people are afraid of bees, but they are far more beneficial than harmful to humans, …

Would the Extinction of Bees Mean the End of Humanity featured

Would the Extinction of Bees Mean the End of Humanity?

Bees are vital pollinators. As such, they help produce our food and the food of many wild animals. Without them, food production would likely fall, and natural ecosystems would be altered, having …

Is Beekeeping Cruel Does it Harm Bees featured

Is Beekeeping Cruel? Does it Harm Bees?

Bee keeping is a means of maintaining and looking after bee species, usually in order to harvest honey and other bee-related products. The practice is many thousands of years old and has in the past …

Do Bees Eat Pollen What & How Often do They Actually Eat featured

Do Bees Eat Pollen? What & How Often do They Actually Eat?

Almost all bee species eat pollen, as well as nectar, these being their primary food sources. Honey bees create honey from nectar, while pollen is made into bee bread. Pollen is an excellent source of …

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