It's so bitterly cold outside this week, so I thought most people might be at home looking up bee articles. I came up with some.
This interesting article talks about surveying bees, and that data gives a clearer picture of plant life and environmental pollution.
Assisted by AI, a workforce of bees tracks pollution and boosts biodiversity - Microsoft News Centre Europe
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This is the company mentioned above:
Biodiversity as a solution | BeeOdiversity
We provide measurement tools, advice and nature-based solutions to make you a reference for biodiversity and pollutant reduction.
This isn't bee news, but it's pretty darn interesting.
29 million-year-old grasshopper nest found intact with eggs, study says | CNN
Scientists discovered a fossilized grasshopper egg pod filled with eggs that could be unlike anything paleontologists had ever seen before, according to a new study.
Mindy Weisberger, CNN
Different bee species have different nutritional needs. Actually, it's an interesting article.
Different bee species have unique nutritional needs and appetites
Have you ever wondered why certain flowers are more appealing to bees? New research on bees and nutrition seems to have found the answer.
Did you know that there is a company that grades hives?
The Bee Corp | Hive Grading System | United States
Our mission is to develop technology to help beekeepers maximize pollination revenue per hive and help growers reduce cost and optimize pollination quality. That’s why we created Verifli — the unbiased and objective hive grading system.
