Actually, this phenomenon has become very alarming throughout the planet. These beneficial insects began to disappear in the most unexpected way. Whole families.
Actually, scientists could not ignore the fact that bees in many regions of our planet began to disappear en masse in a real way. Scientists at Newcastle University have explained the possible reasons for this mysterious extinction.
In particular, this phenomenon "covered" the UK. Apparently, it was there that a completely unexpected pandemic arose among such insects, which can cause paralysis in a huge number of bees.
British zoologists have carried out relevant studies, which became absolutely necessary after entire colonies of honey bees began to die out in the UK.
As a result of their research, experts have come to the unequivocal conclusion that the cause of this was a deadly disease that can cause complete paralysis in these arthropods.
Actually, the reason for such statements was the research carried out in the period 2007-2017. It was then that chronic paralysis began to affect bee colonies exponentially.
Here it is worth remembering one quite reliable fact. It consisted in the fact that the statistics data with full convincingness confirmed that earlier 24 thousand beekeepers confirmed that they had no problems with their work back in 2007.
However, in 2017 everything changed dramatically. Here the whole point is that if in 2007 only Lincolnshire was affected by this bee disease, then after ten years this disease managed to reach all the families of bees living in 39 out of 47 counties in England.
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Moreover, this disease by that time was able to affect 6 of the 8 largest counties in Wales. It began to resemble a real pandemic. At the same time, outbreaks of this infection begin to gradually approach each other.
As a result of the defeat of this infection, the bees completely lose their ability to fly. Moreover, in a completely incredible way, after they are overtaken by a fatal infection, they even lose hair on their abdomens.
Inevitable death overtakes these insects within a week, after they were struck by this mysterious virus.
Science at the moment is completely unable to explain this unpleasant fact. However, one assumption is still there. It consists in the fact that such outbreaks in bee colonies may well be associated with the fact that an increased import of queen bees has now begun.
Naturally, it is easier for a beekeeper to buy someone else's queen than to grow “his”.
Actually, statistics suggest that this assumption is completely correct. In apiaries, where beekeepers do not use their queens, the incidence of the bee family is twice as high.
Is it worth adding anything, the question is rhetorical. Completely. Our uterus is our uterus. All the rest are something else.
Grow your own and use yours. Even insects understand this.