
UK bumblebees’ cold-adapted bodies struggle in heatwaves, and humans can help today
As UK heatwaves intensify, the BBC reports bumblebees are built for cold, not sustained heat. Here’s how to assist.

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As UK heatwaves intensify, the BBC reports bumblebees are built for cold, not sustained heat. Here’s how to assist.

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