Animals
Honeybees in Kenya have Resilience to Diseases that Destroy Bees Elsewhere
Populations of East Africa honeybees appear to be resilient toward a number of devastating parasites and pathogens that affect bee colonies in Europe, the US and Asia, according to new research.
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