Bee News
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Honey bee expert to offer program Oct. 26 in Coudersport - Olean Times Herald
Honey bee expert to offer program Oct. 26 in Coudersport Olean Times HeraldCOUDERSPORT, Pa. — Beekeeping expert and author Michael Bush will offer a program Oct. 26 at Gunzburger Auditorium, 1 North Main St.
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To save honey bees we need to design them new hives - Phys.Org
To save honey bees we need to design them new hives Phys.OrgHoney bees are under extreme pressure. The number of honey bee colonies in the US has been declining at an average rate of almost 40% since 2010.
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Honey Bees Remember Happy and Sad Times, Scientists Discover - Newsweek
Honey Bees Remember Happy and Sad Times, Scientists Discover NewsweekWhile the brains of honey bees are tiny compared to those of humans, the insects are capable of some surprisingly advanced thinking. A study published in the...
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Male Honey Bees Temporarily Blind Queens With Their Semen so They Can't Mate Again - Newsweek
Male Honey Bees Temporarily Blind Queens With Their Semen so They Can't Mate Again NewsweekThe semen of male honey bees contains a poison that makes queens temporarily lose their sight after sex, in what scientists described as a "sexual arms race.".
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Honey bees still in danger as population continues to decline - Bradford Era
Honey bees still in danger as population continues to decline Bradford EraThe buzz about honey bees is that their population is still in danger.
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USDA will resume honeybee survey suspended this summer - WITI FOX 6 Milwaukee
USDA will resume honeybee survey suspended this summer WITI FOX 6 MilwaukeeWASHINGTON -- The US Department of Agriculture will resume data collection for its annual Honey Bee Colonies report on Oct. 1 -- the start of a new fiscal year...
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Why male honeybees try to blind their queens - Mother Nature Network
Why male honeybees try to blind their queens Mother Nature NetworkNew research finds a protein in honeybee semen that makes the queen temporarily blind.