~~November 8, 2014~~
Bees pollinate our crops and give us honey. But there’s so much more to these buzzing insects than that.
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Bees are pollinators vital to our food chain. One third of the food we eat would not be available but for bees.
Bees, like other insects, are part of a food chain.
The social life of the honey bee colony provides a controversial start to thinking about the structure of societies.
The tools which have evolved on the limbs and mouthparts of bees are neat examples of adaptation and engineering.
The harvest from honey bees of honey, pollen, wax and propolis has nutritional, craft, manufacturing, and medical applications.
Pollination by bees is important for genetic sustainability. Genes that have evolved in other animals are important to our future, too.
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#WeAllAreOne #ItIsWhatItIs #DrRex #hrexachwordpress
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It will take a miracle, a huge one at that, for us humans to realize that we are destroying the very world that we need for our existance.
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Our native bees are disappearing here in New Zealand. They are vital for our orchards and crops. I live in the fruit bowl of New Zealand with a major cannery here supplying a lot of jobs. 😦
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