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Bees & BeyondBeewitching Titanilla, a science-based natural beekeeper, death doula, historian, and feminist. Based in Scotland, she blends science, sacredness, and bee wisdom to explore life, death, and transformation through retreats, workshops, and mentoring.
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The Weird Genetics That Built Civilisation One Strange Quirk of Reproduction May Explain Everything About Insect Society
A special Nerdings series: The Hymenoptera Files PART5
This essay looks at how the unusual genetics of bees, ants and wasps affect their behaviour. Sisters can share more genes than usual, which encourages cooperation and helps them form t...
Watch Scottish honey bees on World Bee Day | Nature Relaxation | ASMR
What you are hearing in this recording is the combined sound of thousands of wingbeats, ventilation behaviour, take-offs, landings and vibration moving through the hive system. The entrance of a hive is not random movement. It is an active...
She Was Declared Extinct in Britain. Scientists Flew to Sweden to Bring Her Back.
The Release
In the summer of 2012, a team of conservation scientists released a group of bumblebee queens into a corner of Kent. The queens had been collected in Sweden. They were representatives of a species that had been declared ext...
Week by Week: What Actually Happens When You Stop Mowing
Photo by Nicholas Sorrenti on Unsplash
It Starts Faster Than You Think
Most people imagine that leaving a lawn unmown for a month produces, at best, a slightly shaggy lawn and a disapproving look from a neighbour.
The reality is mor...
Most Bees Live Alone. And They Are Absolutely Fine.
The hive is the exception. Solitude is the rule. Here is what it means. A special Nerdings series: The Hymenoptera Files PART4
This essay explains that most bee species do not live in hives at all. Instead, roughly 90 percent are solitary....
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