An army of experts and citizen scientists devoted to documenting and protecting the country’s native bees is telling us a lot ...

Honey bee colonies in the U.S. are projected to decline by up to 70% in 2025, entomologists at Washington State University ...

The church was restored after an 1870 fire when workers covered the beehive cells ... in late 19th-century Panama. “The bee nests contained pollen from 48 plant species from 23 plant families ...

Older members flew out into the forest to collect pollen and nectar ... The next day, the xanthous domain of the bee was covered by a series of subsequent flows. Changes were also occurring ...

On her way to get the nectar, the bee gets covered in pollen. Then, when the bee buzzes all over the flower, she moves the pollen from the stamen to the stigma so that the flower can make seeds.

I think the bee and Ohio’s ancestors had one thing in common. They both had self-interest. Yet, the bee’s self-interest gave back what the flowers needed to produce more food. However, some ancestors ...