Penn State scientists uncover how parent genes compete to decide if a honey bee larva becomes a queen or a worker.

From South America to the Southern U.S., these aggressive honeybees are on the move, posing significant risks. Understanding ...

The most famous packing problem concerns spheres. In 1611, the astronomer Johannes Kepler proposed that the densest way to ...

Researchers discovered that genetic conflict between paternal and maternal genes determines whether honey bee larvae become ...

Bird feeders can be used to attract all sorts of different birds to your yard, but what about hummingbirds? Here's what we ...

Butterflies and bees flitted from bud to bud, digging their furry faces into dusty pollen. “I planned to never retire,” ...

Sunken Meadow State Park's festival educates on bees, birds, and native plants, emphasizing their crucial role in ecosystems ...

Building off recent additions, the UCCS Farm is seeking donations to further expand its revitalized beekeeping program. The ...

June 23-29 is National Pollinator Week! That magical time when bees, butterflies, moths, and hummingbirds get the PR they ...

The UC Master Gardeners of Butte County are part of the University of California Cooperative Extension system, serving our ...

Despite having identical genetic instructions, female honey bee larvae can develop into either long-lived reproductive queens ...

Certain herbs, like marjoram, catmint, lavender, borage, oregano, and goldenrod, can be used to draw in more hummingbirds to ...