Washington folks beware

[pencil]

 

[CH_Desi]

Honeybees ni champesi vatili hive occupy chestayi anta ivi.

[Prince_Fan]

cool ga vundandi emi avvadhu

[ring_master]

1 minute ago, Prince_Fan said:

cool ga vundandi emi avvadhu

neekenti chinnu Yzag lo enjoy chestunnavu

[quickgun_murugun]

3 hours ago, pencil said:

 

matter endi??

[CH_Desi]

Just now, quickgun_murugun said:

matter endi??

Ivi Washington state lo spotted. They are invasive species which is not good. They kill the local bees and occupy their hives to establish themselves. 

[quickgun_murugun]

1 minute ago, CH_Desi said:

Ivi Washington state lo spotted. They are invasive species which is not good. They kill the local bees and occupy their hives to establish themselves. 

deeni valla washington folks ki em nashtam? eco balance debbatini earthquake lu tsunami lu emaina osthaya or agricultural impact untada?

[mirchi_bajji]

time for eega to come and eliminate this threat. rajamouli and eega nani ki visa cheyinchandi...vallu chuskuntaru.....

 

"hornet menace: return of the eega"

[mustang302]

No doubt idhi kooda planned ae..ninna asia nunchi covid ,ee roju idhi..sumthing theda..!

[Bhumchik]

If Honey Bees are annihilated, it will be the end of mankind!

[mirchi_bajji]

6 minutes ago, Bhumchik said:

If Honey Bees are annihilated, it will be the end of mankind!

stop quoting stupid lines...there are many other insects that can pollinate

[CH_Desi]

15 minutes ago, quickgun_murugun said:

deeni valla washington folks ki em nashtam? eco balance debbatini earthquake lu tsunami lu emaina osthaya or agricultural impact untada?

Yes Agricultural and ecological impact and they are kind of dangerous to humans. Avi oka group kalipi sting cheste almost equivalent to a deadly snake poison.

[quickgun_murugun]

10 minutes ago, CH_Desi said:

Yes Agricultural and ecological impact and they are kind of dangerous to humans. Avi oka group kalipi sting cheste almost equivalent to a deadly snake poison.

veetini kuda chinky lamdeekele patkochinra? etlochinay ivi Washington ki ? or Nannaku prematho movie lo Jaggadi lantodu evadaina WA state real estate ni 10gabettadaniki patkochinda?

[Michaelbarbosa]

27 minutes ago, quickgun_murugun said:

veetini kuda chinky lamdeekele patkochinra? etlochinay ivi Washington ki ? or Nannaku prematho movie lo Jaggadi lantodu evadaina WA state real estate ni 10gabettadaniki patkochinda?

some of these super bees escaped from South America they say 

[Bhumchik]

3 hours ago, mirchi_bajji said:

stop quoting stupid lines...there are many other insects that can pollinate

Don’t take it literally dude! And show some respect.

out of the 100 crop species that humans depend on, 70+ of them are pollinated by bees which is 30 billion in value in crops and puts bees on the top of the list. There is no mechanical or technological solution to accomplish such massive pollination artificially as of today. There is no backup, replacement or alternative to bees if they became extinct - to pollinate at that scale. Without bees, expect to pay $20+ for an apple (if you can find them and afford them)...

 

 

In 1887 the “British Bee Journal” reprinted an article from the “American Bee Journal” that presented a cascade of ecological interactions showing that the population of cattle was dependent on population of cats. The chain also showed that cattle were dependent on bumblebees. Most of the living things mentioned in this passage and the style of reasoning were based on Darwin’s analysis:

The safety of England depends on the number of cats she keeps. He proves his proposition thus:

Without the aid of bumble-bees the red clover could not be fertilised. Bumble-bees make their nests on the ground, where they are the prey of mice. Cats destroy the mice and give the bees a chance to live. Hence he reasons, no cats, many mice; many mice, no bumble-bees; no bees, no clover; no clover, no cattle; no cattle, no beef; and without beef where would the Englishman be?—Prof. W. W. Cooke—(American Bee Journal.)