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The species of bees disappears, the species is extinct
The diseases of home bees can spread to bees, bumblebees and natural pollinators for plants.
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Lack of honey bees, crop yields in many countries are threatened
When comparing the number of beehives with bee pollination demand in 41 European countries during 2005-2010, scientists found that the number of honey bees cannot meet t…
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Attach tiny sensors to honey bees
Thousands of honey bees in Australia will be scanned by scientists to track movement and prevent disease.
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Training bees to detect cancer
A Portuguese designer has created a device that can detect cancer using honey bees.
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Bees burn dead dozens of people in China
At least 28 people in Shaanxi Province, China, were killed and hundreds were seriously injured when the bees attacked.
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Bees once fell into great extinction
Scientists say bees have fallen into extinction at the same time the dinosaurs disappear because many species of plants have died.
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He successfully preserved short-haired bees
A bumblebee (bumblebee) has reappeared after extinction in the UK, has nested and spawned the first calves.
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Bumblebee flies well in bad weather
American scientists are studying the bee's flight itinerary to discover how they maintain stability in adverse weather.
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Insect-eating insects like to eat
Learn some species of flying insects with ugly and behavioral forms to eat and stick to other insects.
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Prepare a bee sperm bank
Scientists have come up with an effective way to deal with swarming disorders in bees: establishing a sperm bank for them.
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If bees become extinct, the whole world will be hungry
According to the Chairman of the International Conference of Apimondia World Association of Apiculture Association, Gilles Ratia, the death rate of bees is now very larg…
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Discovering bees 'savage, bloodthirsty'
Scientists have discovered a new wasp in Thailand. It's called Cystomastacoides kiddo, named after the character Beatrix Kiddo in Kill Bill.
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The US government is sued for bees
An alliance of beekeepers, conservationists and food safety advocates has sued the US government for authorities to allow people to use pesticides that could harm bees.
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Bees can detect and distinguish electrical signals from flowers
The methods of communication of flowers are as complex as any of the inventions presented in an advertising strategy, according to a new study published Feb. 21 in Scien…