Biology
New UK Pollinator Insect of the Year Highlights Buzzing Importance of Bees
Honeybees turn nectar into honey. Plenty of other insects drink the sweet energy drink produced by flowers to fuel their flight, but no other stockpiles a concentrated version of it to see it through the winter.
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