Bee News
Wasps vs. Bees
What’s that insect buzzing around? If it’s black and yellow and has a stinger, many people just assume that it’s a bee. But many of the buzzing creatures that you see are not actually the same species. In fact, they are quite distinctive. Wasps and bees may share some similar characteristics, but the reality is…
Read MoreHow to Naturally Get Rid of Bees
Bees play pivotal roles in the planet we live in, but that doesn’t mean they are welcomed guests around your yard or workplace, mostly because of the threat of stings. It’s important you learn how to safely get rid of them without imploring harmful toxins on an insect that contributes significantly to global pollination. We…
Read MoreAre Honeybees Edging Closer to the Endangered List?
Bees are beneficial insects that have a major say on the planet’s food crop pollination. Their absence would shatter the intricate ecosystem balance and result in grave consequences beyond food shortages. The IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) terms 7 bee species critically endangered, 101 as near threatened, 24 as vulnerable, and 46 as…
Read More7 Things You Should Know About Honey Bees
Do you know your honey bee trivia? Honey bees are some of the most fascinating creatures on the planet. From their intricate hive lives to their valuable roles in our ecosystem, you can always learn something new and amazing about the honey bee. Here is some interesting honey bee trivia that you might not know!…
Read MoreHow to Treat (and Avoid) Bee Stings
Honeybees are small but mighty creatures. Their stings can be more than unpleasant; they can be downright painful. For those who are allergic to bee venom, bee stings can be life-threatening. That’s why we think it’s better to know how to deal with a bee sting, before one even occurs. In this article, we are…
Read MoreThe Almond and the Honeybee
Have you ever wondered where your almond milk comes from? If you guessed honeybees, then you would be correct. Every February, honeybee colonies descend upon Central California for the annual pollination of the almond orchards. This short pollination window of 4 to 6 weeks provides about 80% of the world’s almond supply. Not only does…
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