bees

We dedicate this new chapter of our video series on animal inventions to bees. How do they kill? What mixture of compounds produces that amazing and beneficial substance that is honey? Do not miss it!

Numerous Neolithic utensils from Anatolia, Europe and North Africa show traces of beeswax.

3% of Spaniards are allergic to wasp and bee venom, according to the Spanish Society of Allergology and Clinical Immunology (SEAIC).

Times are not good for bumblebees; climate change is being particularly cruel for these insects of the genus Bombus.

Experts think it would be possible to make edible vaccines to combat pests in hives.

A team of researchers from James Cook University, in Australia, has managed to fix small radiofrequency identification devices in the dorsal area of a group of bees.

Neonicotinoids are a type of pesticide that initially seemed like a complete revolution in modern chemistry and agriculture.

The possible health benefits of consuming honey have been documented since ancient times in Greek, Roman or Islamic texts and its healing qualities have been mentioned by classical philosophers and scientists such as Aristotle or Aristoxenus. Let's know its benefits.