10/11/2026
DYK that honey bees only belong in Europe?
That's right. (Read that π© again πΊπΈ)
Once upon a time they were only used on our lands for commercial farming. They were not in the wild. That just happened over the past 100 or so years and especially the last 20, as backyard liquid Gold hunters, continue their search for that tax-free gooey insect secretion substance.
Did you also know that almost half of our crops that used to need honey bees, do not now.
Genetic modifications and usage of better science to stop other insects from destroying our crops.
As you know, even our fruits are now seedles$$.
I'm a Jr. Entomologist and I love all insects, I used to save honey bees. Now I am the voice of the dead pollinators that they are affecting.
For the love of God and humanity, some things need to be outsourced.
Long live the Miami blue butterfly and the Florida native's being starved to death.