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Category: Bees

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Do Bees Have Ears

Let’s cut to the chase: No, bees don’t have ears and they cannot hear - at least not in the way humans can. They do have the Johnston's organ, in their antennae, which picks up sounds by sensing...

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Black Bees, You Need To Know The Good From The Bad

While their behavior is not drastically different than those of any other regular bee, black bees mostly stand out due to their appearance and the sound they make. Generally, the term black bee...

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Is A Bee An Insect?

Without any doubt, bees are some of the most fascinating, beloved, and productive critters in the world. With their ability to pollinate plants, the bumbling little creatures have a major role in the...

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Is There A King Bee?

In the superorganism that is the honey bee hive, you have your worker bees, your drones (male bees), your brood, and of course her majesty the queen bee. But what about the king bee? Is there...

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Do Carpenter Bees Sting And Does It Hurt?

A bee buzzing around your head for most of us will spark an immediate awareness that there is potential to be stung. We know this can be a very real concern if it is a wasp or a honey bee, but what...

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Do Bees Migrate?

All living beings, including humans, have unique ways to cope with the cold winter season. Some animals like bears hibernate while some birds migrate. Humans are not that different than bears in...

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Welcome to our website where my son Sam and I explore everything you need to know… and more about bugs.

My passion for entomology was discovered 10 years ago when my first son Sam was born. Full of fun, mischief, adventure this boy kamikazed into our life and has been a faithful source of bug hunting ever since. For as long as I can remember Sam would always intentionally connect with nature in creative ways and cared passionately about anything with wings or legs.



This website is a beautiful culmination of Sam's deep love for entomology and a newfound passion for myself. I'm so grateful for the collective togetherness it has brought us. Join me and my dynamic bug-loving, adventure buddy Sam as we learn all about these amazing creatures.

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