Illustrative image shows a wasp. Scientists in Australia have emphasised the astonishing skills of wasps. (NewsX/Bee)
Picture shows Male Xanthesma (Xenohesma) brachycera, undated. Two different Australian bee species are actually males and females of one type, DNA tests have revealed. (CURTIN UNIVERSITY, NewsX/Bee)
DNA Check Identifies Presumed Different Bee Species As Males And Females Of One Type
Carlos M. Herrera speaks in undated footage. A team of scientists headed by Seville-based ecologist Prof Carlos M. Herrera examined the condition of undomesticated pollinators at the Sierras de Cazorla National Park in the southern province of Jan. (NewsX/Bee)
Global Warming Shrinks Bees, Study Shows
A honey bee (Apis mellifera) collects honeydew on a pine tree. The study shows that the Steigerwald, which is dominated by beech trees, offers honey bees inadequate food resources. (Ingo Arndt, NewsX/Bee)
Bee Expert Says Higher Diversity Protects Woods From Pests
Picture shows roasted coffee beans, undated. Coffee and chocolate production volumes may decline as climate change and habitat loss put the pollinators of tropical crops under pressure, scientists have warned. (NewsX/Bee)
Higher Temperatures Could Spur Coffee Prices, Pollination Study Suggests
Illustrative image shows a man spraying pesticides to crops, undated. (NewsX/Bee)