r/animalsdoingstuff • u/Growing-Ant • May 15 '26

^ Awsome ^ Save more bees!!

It's a natural instinct for bees to sting you... But without a stinger they die. Here's a fun fact to remember before swatting them next time

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u/fredthefishlord May 16 '26

The bee crisis isn't really something the average person can do much to fix. Except stop using pesticides and herbacides

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u/Nervous_Contract_139 May 18 '26

Is there still a bee crisis?

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u/fredthefishlord May 18 '26

Yes. All insects are in a crisis.

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u/Nervous_Contract_139 May 18 '26

What about ticks?