Random bumble fact for the day. #bumblebee #dead #awe #randomfacts | Mueller Honey Bee

Ready to join #Bumblebee on an incredible journey? Take a deeper look at Bumblebee’s origin in this new featurette. | Paramount Pictures

87K views · 2K reactions | Different bumblebee species like to nest in different places, including long, tangled grass, bird boxes, and underground in abandoned rodent holes  They can even nest in more creative places, like under the edge of a pond, as shown here. What is the most interesting place you have found a bumblebee nest?  Sound up for that happy bumblebee hum!  Jade Oliver | Bumblebee Conservation Trust | Facebook

Eight species of bumblebee in the UK are on the brink of extinction 🚨 Two of our most threatened species – the Great Yellow bumblebee and the Moss carder bumblebee – need urgent action, before it’s too late 💔 Please, sponsor a species today using the link in the comments 💛🧡 | Bumblebee Conservation Trust

There are three identical White-tailed bumblebee species. So how can we tell them apart? The answer: by analysing their DNA 🧬 In Britain, the only species thought to be present was the true White-tailed bumblebee. It wasn’t clear if the Northern White-tailed bumblebee and the Cryptic bumblebee were two other species or different colour forms of the White-tailed bumblebee. But examination of their DNA revealed them to be three separate species. The queens, females and males of the true White-tai

Bumblebees are capable of buzz-pollination — a special technique that releases pollen for over 20,000 species of plant around the world 🌍 This includes garden favourites, wildflowers and crops like apples, strawberries, tomatoes, peppers, blueberries, courgettes, kiwis, aubergines — the list goes on (and on) 🍓🌺 This makes bumblebees one of the most important pollinators, both ecologically and economically, as they play a massive part in our food security. Without their vital #FreeBee service,

Turn your sound up for buzz pollination, the bumblebee superpower no other insect in the UK has 🔊🐝 #NationalSuperheroDay This unique ability allows bumblebees to release pollen for over 20,000 species of plant around the world, including garden displays, wildflowers, crops, and allotment favourites. But our bumblebees are struggling due to the loss of wildflowers and good nesting spots. Without bumblebees, the shelves at our local supermarkets would seem much emptier, the plots at our allotmen