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Newfound bee species help solve a decades-old mystery

Masked bees in Australia and French Polynesia have long-lost relatives in Fiji, suggesting that the bees’ ancestors island hopped.

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Insectapalooza Celebrates 20th Year, Provides Space for Spider Kids and Bug Nerds

Insectapalooza Celebrates 20th Year, Provides Space for Spider Kids and Bug Nerds
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Most bees live underground X-ray images reveal how they build their nests

Most bees live underground X-ray images reveal how they build their nests
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Paleontologists Discover Mummified Bees Preserved in Their Cocoons for 3,000 Years | Smart News

Some kind of "catastrophic" event, such as a sudden freeze or flood, likely killed all the young adult bees at once, according to a new study

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3,000-year-old mummified bees are so well preserved, scientists can see the flowers the insects ate

The bees were preserved well enough for researchers to make out small features, like their legs and antennae.

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