Beehives and More

https://youtube.com/shorts/jvcBMDYinx8?si=hDGJa96KL2lh1poS

We found a sleepy swarm on the ground 🐝

New Zealand and Australia prepare to do battle (again) over treasured and lucrative Mānuka honey Māori liken their trademark application to France’s effort to protect the term champagne, while Australia says you can’t claim a plant

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Single bee is making an immortal clone army thanks to a genetic fluke The worker bees' ability to clone themselves can be as destabilizing to the hives of other species as it is to their own.

Photographer Discovers a Pair of Sleepy Bees Snoozing in the Middle of a Flower “They were going to sleep. I’ve never seen this behavior before.”

Close-Up Portraits of Bees Capture Each of Their Unique Characteristics Being stuck in quarantine encouraged this photographer to point his lens at his own garden, and he wound up with incredible bee portraits.

The pattern of this comb was very hard to work with... 😄😄 seems like the homeowner killed the first bee Hive and left the comb in the ceiling and later another hive move in. Guys if you every have issues with Bee’s you have to remove the comb if not another Bee hive will always move in ...every-time.

Honeybee venom rapidly kills aggressive breast cancer cells, Australian research finds Venom from honeybees is found to rapidly kill aggressive and hard-to-treat breast cancer cells, according to potentially groundbreaking new Australian research, with hopes the discovery will lead to the development of a treatment for triple-negative breast cancer.

https://cosmosmagazine.com/biology/science-history-eva-crane-the-ultimate-beekeeper

Science history: Eva Crane, the ultimate beekeeper Nuclear physicist found her calling in apiology.