Education about bees should begin in childhood to ensure their survival, as they pollinate one-third of food crops. A beekeeper shares practical ways to turn kids' fear into fascination through hands-on activities. These methods aim to foster long-term conservation awareness.

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Researchers at the University of British Columbia have discovered that viral infections in honey bee queens reduce their pheromone production, triggering workers to replace them through a process called supersedure. This finding explains many queen failures faced by beekeepers and suggests synthetic pheromones as a solution to stabilize hives. The study highlights the role of viruses, often spread by varroa mites, in disrupting colony health.

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