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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ย. 2024
- The honey bee is just a flying honey cow
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Contents
Intro 00:02
Are bees domesticated 00:30
What is the honey bee good for 01:21
Where is the honey bee from 02:25
Is the honey harmful 03:32
What can you do to help 04:18
Outro 05:45
hiiya, love your videos! was surprised that you only had 57 subs.
Btw, is it possible for you to reference the sources you've used in the description? some people might wanna read more about this topic and it would really help :3
Thanks a lot!
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Wow, I’m so glad I found this. Thanks for the work
As said there, i would also recommend cutting your grass as tall as you can, to let plants thrive insect, even let some part of your garden wild. yes you will not have gold green but it will much healthier for the plants, insects and birds and it also help keep the soil humid in summer and not dead frozen in winter for those little inhabitants of the grass.
Beekeeping wasn't foreign to the Americas though. In Mesoamerica people kept hives of stingless bees of the genus Melipona rather than Apis. Bees play a large role in Maya culture especially. The problem is that there are several differences to European and African honey bees. One being their hives are shaped differently and harder to harvest. They are kept in open logs at house facades to my knowledge. Their honey and wax yield is also lower. Sadly many give up traditional bee keeping due to economic reasons though.
Idk if it is possible for the industry to switch to those local species, especially since in theory at least the melipona bees are similarly semi-domesticated. In Australia people try to utilise native bees, which have never been kept before.
There are some groups in Mexico that have historically harvested honey from Mexican Honey Wasps (Brachygastra mellifica), though they've never been domesticated. They don't really produce much honey, either. Just thought it was interesting, considering how common they are in Southern Texas.
Haven’t finished the video, but I do know this.
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keep this amazing content up man
Just say your channel, keep up that good work!!!
Your content looking great so far and if you don't mind.
Could you do a video about how we drink dinosaur pee? (Ancient water which has once passed through a dinosaur and is a strange truth indeed)