Honeybees Outcompete Wild Pollinators for Pollen and Nectar, Study Finds
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A recent study finds that the rising number of honeybees, driven by increased beekeeping, is causing them to displace wild pollinators such as bumblebees from flowers. This shift in pollinator dynamics highlights potential ecological impacts on native species due to human-managed honeybee populations.
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