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Bumblebee (Common)
Bombus terrestris
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About
Bumblebees are social insects known for their large, fuzzy bodies and ability to pollinate plants. They live in smaller colonies than honey bees and are important pollinators for many crops.
Habitat
Gardens, meadows, and woodlands worldwide
Diet
Nectar and pollen from flowers
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Fun Facts
- Bumblebees can fly in cooler temperatures than honey bees.
- They use a technique called 'buzz pollination' to release pollen from flowers.
- Bumblebee colonies typically have between 50 and 400 individuals.
Conservation
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