Showing posts with label Bees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bees. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 12, 2026

Good news or soylent bees?

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  A propos Anton´s latest video on YouTube: like everyone else, I assumed the "bizarre discovery" was that honeybees EAT DEAD HUMA...
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Wednesday, November 12, 2025

The light-bringer

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  Guess what, guyz? They discovered a new species of bee in Australia. The bee has horns (?!) so the scientists named it after...you guessed...
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Sunday, November 9, 2025

A spring without bees

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- Yes, I´m a genetically modified bee! Any probs? Please read the plot summary of this movie at Wikipedia below! Strangest take so far on Co...
Monday, October 13, 2025

The white pill?

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  So the disappearence and mass death of the Western honeybee has been solved. Not by Anthroposophical organic farming, zero population grow...
Thursday, May 29, 2025

Blott Sverige svensk honung har

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  Är inte helt förvånad, ärligt talat.  Bluffen: All importerad honung oäkta visar nya tester
Sunday, July 4, 2021

"Single bee is making an immortal clone army"

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LOL. I really like this site, called Live Science. Here we go again... Parthenogenesis or "virgin birth" is apparently a more comp...
Saturday, September 8, 2018

A real killer

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This must be the funniest product sold by Amazon. It's - wait for it - killer bee honey?! Apparently, when the Africanized honey...

A bee in the bonnet

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A review of the "MonsterQuest" episode "Giant Killer Bees"  Killer bees are no urban legend, but this episode ...

Fear of a Black Planet

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Spoiler warning! Spoiler warning! Spoiler warning! Why do people call "The Swarm" a disaster? I mean, it *is* a disaster...

There is no such thing as free honey

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They are big, they are bad, they are many, and they will soon come to a beehive near *you*. Especially if you are insane enough to l...
Friday, September 7, 2018

Non-sensationalist, but the narrator needs a world map

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Finally, a non-sensationalist documentary about "killer bees". Yes, they are aggressive and dangerous, and they really are t...

Research library ambrosia

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"Bees of the World" is a curious book. It's a boring, super-scientific reference work of the kind found in research libra...
Thursday, September 6, 2018

Evil twin

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"Killer Bees: The Africanized Honey Bee in the Americas" by Mark Winston is a book about the so-called killer bee, one of th...
Monday, August 13, 2018

Tristes tropiques

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A review of "Ecology and Natural History of Tropical Bees" by David W Roubik.  This is a scholarly, scientific book cove...
Friday, August 10, 2018

The world is a beehive

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The world is a beehive, and I just stepped right into it! Most people assume that there is only one kind of bee: the honeybee (w...

To bee or not to bee. Is that really the question?

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Alison Benjamin and Brian McCallum are two British reporters and amateur bee-keepers. Benjamin works for the British daily paper The G...
Tuesday, August 7, 2018

The plight of the bumblebee

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A review of "The Natural History of Bumblebees: A Sourcebook for Investigations" by Carol Ann Kearns.  This tiny booklet...
Sunday, August 5, 2018

Civilization Collapse Disorder?

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Michael Schacker's "A Spring Without Bees" is an alarmist book about an impending global food crisis caused by the - wa...

Honey, I killed the bee

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Rowan Jacobsen's "Fruitless fall" is a book about honeybees, beekeeping and, above all, the mysterious disease known a...

The human hive

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"Bee" isn't really a book about the biology of bees or history of beekeeping, although a few chapters on this have bee...