Mowing grass in curved, meandering strips instead of straight lines can boost biodiversity. A recent study found that altering grass-mowing patterns can increase the population of pollinators like ...

Scientists unfold the secret lives of bees using QR codes. Here's all the secrets they found.

Researchers are aiming to work out how far bees will fly from the hive to forage for food, with the goal to learn more about their travel and feeding patterns.

The humble bumble bee, already battling habitat loss and climate change ... harm bees in one way – it disrupts different body tissues in distinct and concerning patterns, much like a multi-pronged ...

A new study shows distinct effects of neonicotinoid pesticide exposure in different bumble ... akin to patterns seen in ageing and cancer, indicate a profound threat to bee health—affecting ...

Chris Lischewski, the former CEO of San Diego, California-based Bumble Bee Seafoods, has landed a new gig after serving time in prison for fixing prices on canned tuna. Golding Farms Foods ...

For the people it affects (and anyone who shares a bed with them) restless legs syndrome (RLS) is a torturous condition. Known medically as Willis-Ekbom disease, RLS is described by the NHS as an ...

A new study shows distinct effects of neonicotinoid pesticide exposure in different bumble bee ... akin to patterns seen in aging and cancer, indicate a profound threat to bee health—affecting ...

Severe tissue-specific consequences prompt call to action The researchers emphasise that these changes, akin to patterns seen in ageing and cancer, indicate a profound threat to bee health—affecting ...

“The parts you can’t see — the shaft, legs and bulbs — are inside your pelvis.” Yep, that’s right: The clitoris has hidden legs called the “crura.” A quick anatomy lesson: The glans connects to the ...

Now, a new company, Bee, is taking another stab at the concept with its wrist-worn AI device. The Bee AI device, called the Bee Pioneer, is essentially designed to listen to you go about your day ...