Scientists look to give Australia’s busy bees a helping hand
Wilbee the Bumble Bee is in trouble. Aussie researchers are trying to help by creating an early warning system for beekeepers.
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Forget our deadly snakes and spiders, its bees you must worry about
The humble Aussie bee is far more likely to get you admitted to hospital than a venomous snake or spider, study finds.
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