12 mind-blowing facts about bees By Zoë Miller Honeybees sit on a honeycomb in Germany, May 21, 2008.

Facts about bees March 27, 2012 More than 13 years ago Bees cluster around a honeycomb seen here in an urban beehive tended by Sam Shapiro, 8, and his dad Milt Shapiro at their home in Washington ...

Bees are amazing insects and the honey they make is a unique human food. Actually honey is the only food made by an insect that humans eat. It is also interesting that honey found in the Egyptian ...

Let’s explore some amazing facts about honey bees. The Hair on a Bee Carries Pollen. Bees belong to the Hymenoptera group of insects, which includes wasps, bumblebees, and ants.

It’s spring again ... time for bees to pollinate flowers. Although bee populations have leveled off during the past few years, we’re still at a nadir historically. In the 1940s, there were 6 ...

Video: Three strange honey bee facts. Shelby Johnson from Escarosa Beekeeper's Association shares three facts about bees that many people might not know.

5. Anyone, including you, can help a bee out. We can all do our bit to help bees whether that’s in our gardens, balconies or windowsills. You can also chat to friends and family about how cool bees ...

Beyond that, bees and wasps (probably mostly European honey bees) are Australia’s deadliest venomous animals. In 2017–18, 12 out of 19 deaths due to venomous animals were because of these ...

Most bees don’t die after stinging – and other surprising bee facts Most of us have been stung by a bee and we know it’s not much fun. But maybe we also felt a tinge of regret, or ...