The short answer is yes, as warmer temps and other environmental changes have led to more abundant and intense pollen levels, ...

Especially in temperate climates, winter poses a major challenge for honeybee colonies. To ensure their survival, the animals ...

To make matters worse, increasing storm activity may be doing more than just transporting pollen. Storms can also break apart ...

The pollen is transported to the hive via the bee's hind legs, packed into honeycombs, covered with a mixture of wax and honey, and used as a source of nutrients for bees and larvae. While bee ...

BEEKEEPER ALI MOUSAVI SAYS BEES FEED THE HIVE BY MIXING POLLEN AND NECTAR TO CREATE BEE BREAD. IT JUST LIKE A. MOTHER WITHOUT MILK. SO THAT MEANS THE EXISTENCE OF THE QUEEN AND EVERYTHING ELSE IS ...

Healthier honey bees could help increase crop yields by improving pollination efficiency. Scientists have developed a new ...

Scientists have unveiled a new food source designed to sustain honey bee colonies indefinitely without natural pollen. Published in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B, the research ...

The church was restored after an 1870 fire when workers covered the beehive cells ... in late 19th-century Panama. “The bee ...

Also called the blue orchard bee, it inelegantly "belly flops" onto a flower, Hunter says. It flings pollen everywhere. Covered in pollen, the hairy mason bee then goes to the next flower and ...

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.