Researchers found that honey bees follow individual preferred flight routes with remarkable accuracy when travelling to and from food sources. The study also suggests bees use landmarks and landscape features to navigate, helping them stay on course.

Do honey bees have their own unique flight routes? Scientists reveal surprising truth

As per an annual bee survey conducted by the University of Maryland and Auburn University, honeybee hives in the United States have experienced the second highest death rate on record, with beekeepers losing nearly half of their managed colonies.

US beekeepers fight to replenish honeybee colonies amid high death rates

As we report, Honey bees are extremely crucial for the environment and ecosystem, as are other pollinating insects that many plants rely on to reproduce. A decline in their population should worry us and this is now a reality in Gaza. The Gaza strip is witnessing a major decline in bees.

WION Climate Tracker: Declining bee population in Gaza pose threat to ecosystem

Lockdown is perhaps a too familiar word now thanks to the Covid pandemic. People all over the world had to stay indoors when the world was going through the worst.

Now, honeybees go in a lockdown in Australia

Even and odd numbers are fairly simple right? Numbers fully divisible by 2 are called even numbers (2,4,6,...). Rest are called odd numbers (1,3,5,7,....). Learning this fact was quick and easy for us.

Even honeybees can tell diffrence between even and odd numbers 

Asian honey bees employ a very interesting method to ward off danger -- paste pellets of animal poop on to their nests. Scientists have revealed bees do the unthinkable to repel attacks by giant killer hornets.

Honey bees use animal poop to ward off giant hornet attacks

Albania may be under lockdown but its bees are thriving like never before. The absense of heavy industrial activity has assured in a golden year for honey harvesting.

COVID-19 lockdown a golden year for honey farms in Albania

Mexico's at-risk bees have found a new oasis in the southern state of Oaxaca. Threatened by pesticides, intensive agriculture and the effects of climate change, a sanctuary of sunflowers set up by local farmers could be a literal lifesaver for the black and gold insects.

Sunflower sanctuary, hope for bees in southern Mexico

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