Bees

If 'Murder Hornets' Kill Honeybees, Will They Destroy Our Food And Honey Supply?

Honeybees pollinate a long list of foods that we eat in a daily basis. Here's what bee experts say about their chances of surviving the Asian giant hornet.
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'Ultra-Rare' Blue Bee Rediscovered By Researchers In Florida

Scientists weren't sure the metallic blue insects still existed.
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Looks Like The U.S. Might Have 'Murder Hornets' Now

Asian giant hornets can kill people with their stings and are devastating to honey bee populations.
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Thousands Of Bees Attack Police, Firefighters Responding To Sting Report

First responders to a 911 call in Pasadena, California, were met with an estimated 30,000-40,000 aggressive bees.
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The Climate Crisis Is Threatening Bees. Here’s What's Helping To Save Them.

From supporting farmers to citizen science, communities are working to protect these vital pollinators.
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How Urban Beekeeping Might Save Our Food

HuffPost went to a New York City beehive and talked to experts who explained how urban beekeeping can help save our food.
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Pete Buttigieg's Encounter With A Bee Is Generating Buzz

"I guess I'm just that sweet," the Democratic presidential hopeful joked after a bee landed on his tie during a town hall in Elkader, Iowa.
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Beekeepers Petition Court To Block EPA Approval Of Bee-Killing Insecticide

The Trump administration is removing restrictions to "please the chemical industry," Earthjustice attorney charges.
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Are We Handling The Bee Crisis All Wrong?

Wild bees are our best pollinators, yet pesticides, pathogens and industrial farming are devastating their numbers. Is there a better way to work with them?
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President Donald Trump’s Administration Threatens Bee Population

The Environmental Protection Agency recently approved the use of a bee-killing insecticide on millions of acres of farmland.
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