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Posted on 21/11/202021/11/2020 by admin

Global Map of Bee Species Published

There are around 16,000 species of bee worldwide and we know almost nothing about 96% of them. Researchers in Singapore and China have recently completed a global map of bee species which they hope will help further research and support conservation efforts.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-55006902

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