A study recently published in the journal Biology Letters shows that honey bees can detect viruses in their food, but they often choose contaminated food instead.
In cage trials

Vespa velutina, the yellow-legged hornet, does not appear to pose a particularly high risk to human health. According to a recent study conducted in Spain and published in the Journal

A recent study conducted by Chinese researchers and published in Insect used two ecological niche models to predict the potential distribution of Aethina tumida and its natural enemy, the nematode

The dwarf honey bee, is a native bee species found across many parts of India, including urban areas, where it plays a crucial role in pollination and crop production.Climate change,

Honey bee colony losses in the United States have stabilized following last year’s peak, which marked the highest losses in recent years. Auburn University, in collaboration with Oregon State University

Lanzarote, one of the islands of the Canary Archipelago, has received a shipment of Black Canarian queen bees from La Palma, another island in the same archipelago. These bees, also

From 22 to 28 June, is the Pollinbator Week, a special initiative dedicated to raising awareness about pollinators and highlighting their essential role in our ecosystems. Promoted by the no-profit

A bibliographic study published in Cogent Food & Agriculture analyzed 39 scientific papers on this topic. The main pesticides detected in bee products were organochlorine and organophosphate pesticides, neonicotinoids, pyrethroids,

The Journal of Apicultural Research has published the full text of a recent survey on the distribution of this mite, based on the available scientific literature. According to the study,

For many people, the transition from military service to civilian life can be difficult, especially from a psychological perspective. Beekeeping can play an important role in helping veterans in this