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If the bees disappeared from the world, what would be the danger to humans?

June 02, 2024

 If the bees disappeared from the world, what would be the danger to humans?

If the bees disappeared from the world, what would be the danger to humans?

"If bees disappear from the world, the human race will disappear within four years."

This saying is attributed to the famous scientist Einstein. Although there is no evidence that Einstein even said this, it is an undeniable fact that without bees the world's food production would suffer irreparably.

World Bee Day is celebrated on May 20 every year since 2018, recognizing the growing need for food and the importance of bees in providing nutritious food in the fight against hunger.

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, due to climate change, deforestation, the use of certain chemical fertilizers and pesticides, and air pollution, the number of bees is rapidly decreasing.

Butterflies, bats and hummingbirds (a long-beaked bird that drinks the nectar of flowers) and other birds that perform pollination (the natural process by which birds spread their seeds for the growth and reproduction of flowers) are now humans. Due to the activities, the very survival of these birds is in danger.

Let's know what is the role of bees in global food production and what would happen if there were no bees?

Food produced by bees




image captionAccording to a United Nations report, 80 percent of all plants are pollinated by bees and butterflies.

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 35 percent of the world's total agricultural land, or one-third of human food production, depends on organisms such as bees.

Remember that pollination happens when pollen particles are transferred from one flower to another. They produce nuts and seeds. According to the United Nations report, 80% of plants are pollinated by bees and butterflies.

When bees collect nectar from flowers, pollen sticks to the feet of the bees and is then spread to other flowers by those bees.

This is the main reason for the spread of forests and oases.

It can be said that bees are very helpful for plants in transferring pollen particles from one flower to another.

"Without bees, pollination of not only vegetables and oilseeds, but also crops like almonds, walnuts, coffee, cocoa beans, tomatoes, apples, etc. will be damaged."

The UN report states that this leads to malnutrition in the human diet. Therefore, bees are important not only for honey  production but also for global food p

"If bees disappear from the world, the human race will disappear within four years." This saying is attributed to the famous scientist Einstein. Although there is no evidence that Einstein even said this, it is an undeniable fact that without bees the world's food production would suffer irreparably. World Bee Day is celebrated on May 20 every year since 2018, recognizing the growing need for food and the importance of bees in providing nutritious food in the fight against hunger. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, due to climate change, deforestation, the use of certain chemical fertilizers and pesticides, and air pollution, the number of bees is rapidly decreasing. Butterflies, bats and hummingbirds (a long-beaked bird that drinks the nectar of flowers) and other birds that perform pollination (the natural process by which birds spread their seeds for the growth and reproduction of flowers) are now humans. Due to the activities, the very survival of these birds is in danger. Let's know what is the role of bees in global food production and what would happen if there were no bees? Food produced by bees image captionAccording to a United Nations report, 80 percent of all plants are pollinated by bees and butterflies. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 35 percent of the world's total agricultural land, or one-third of human food production, depends on organisms such as bees. Remember that pollination happens when pollen particles are transferred from one flower to another. They produce nuts and seeds. According to the United Nations report, 80% of plants are pollinated by bees and butterflies. When bees collect nectar from flowers, pollen sticks to the feet of the bees and is then spread to other flowers by those bees. This is the main reason for the spread of forests and oases. It can be said that bees are very helpful for plants in transferring pollen particles from one flower to another. "Without bees, pollination of not only vegetables and oilseeds, but also crops like almonds, walnuts, coffee, cocoa beans, tomatoes, apples, etc. will be damaged." The UN report states that this leads to malnutrition in the human diet. Therefore, bees are important not only for honey production but also for global food production. Importance of bees Wildlife photographer and columnist A. Shan Mokanandam says that not only bees but many other insects are not considered living beings by humans. Shan Mokanandam says that many people believe that bees exist in this world only to give honey. They say that the whole world is full of insects. Many species of insects have not yet been discovered. Bees are the most important of insects. The honey they collect is considered sweet and important by humans, but its medicinal properties are rarely discussed. According to him, 'humans should save bees for the pollination process. They are the world's best pollinators. If pollination by bees does not take place, the plants will be severely affected. Then food production will also decrease. This will be the beginning of the destruction of the human race. Not only the juice of flowers but also its pollen particles are the food of bees, which they eat when they are hungry. Shan Mukanandam adds that 'due to non-blooming of flowers in winter, they face shortage of food and to overcome the shortage, they collect flower juice. Bees can tell the direction to find flowers or sap by their flight. For example, if a bee flies high and waves its tail towards the sun, it means that there is food towards the sun, and if it looks down and waves its tail in the opposite direction of the sun, it means food. is on the side. Carl von Frisch is an expert in the study of animal behavior who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1973 for his research on insects. Carl has interestingly described the dance of the bees. "Honey bees don't look for flowers like chumbelli and rose, which have a very strong fragrance, but they mostly look for mango blossoms, sunflower blossoms, sesame seeds and other spring flowers and they also know that Which flowers bloom in which season? Bees also sense where the flowers, or their food, is and find it by smell. They are very intelligent creatures. They smell specific flowers and collect juice only from them. Each bee collects honey. These bees build their hives according to the principle of engineering. Shan Mokanandam said that such magnificent creatures are considered by humans to be very common insects. They are bent on destroying them without caring about them at all. The world revolves around bees Columnist and wildlife photographer A. Shan Mokanandam warns that if bee populations decline, humans will be the first to suffer. Insects existed in the world a million years before the existence of the human race. Sustainable development is possible only when people realize it and live according to the principles of nature. There is an urgent need to preserve the green forests, trees and plants around us to maintain a suitable environment for the survival of bees and insects. Man should recognize it and act upon it. •

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Importance of bees


Wildlife photographer and columnist A. Shan Mokanandam says that not only bees but many other insects are not considered living beings by humans. Shan Mokanandam says that many people believe that bees exist in this world only to give honey.

They say that the whole world is full of insects. Many species of insects have not yet been discovered. Bees are the most important of insects. The honey they collect is considered sweet and important by humans, but its medicinal properties are rarely discussed.

According to him, 'humans should save bees for the pollination process. They are the world's best pollinators. If pollination by bees does not take place, the plants will be severely affected. Then food production will also decrease. This will be the beginning of the destruction of the human race.

Not only the juice of flowers but also its pollen particles are the food of bees, which they eat when they are hungry.

Shan Mukanandam adds that 'due to non-blooming of flowers in winter, they face shortage of food and to overcome the shortage, they collect flower juice. Bees can tell the direction to find flowers or sap by their flight.

For example, if a bee flies high and waves its tail towards the sun, it means that there is food towards the sun, and if it looks down and waves its tail in the opposite direction of the sun, it means food. is on the side.

Carl von Frisch is an expert in the study of animal behavior who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1973 for his research on insects.

Carl has interestingly described the dance of the bees.

"Honey bees don't look for flowers like chumbelli and rose, which have a very strong fragrance, but they mostly look for mango blossoms, sunflower blossoms, sesame seeds and other spring flowers and they also know that Which flowers bloom in which season?

"If bees disappear from the world, the human race will disappear within four years." This saying is attributed to the famous scientist Einstein. Although there is no evidence that Einstein even said this, it is an undeniable fact that without bees the world's food production would suffer irreparably. World Bee Day is celebrated on May 20 every year since 2018, recognizing the growing need for food and the importance of bees in providing nutritious food in the fight against hunger. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, due to climate change, deforestation, the use of certain chemical fertilizers and pesticides, and air pollution, the number of bees is rapidly decreasing. Butterflies, bats and hummingbirds (a long-beaked bird that drinks the nectar of flowers) and other birds that perform pollination (the natural process by which birds spread their seeds for the growth and reproduction of flowers) are now humans. Due to the activities, the very survival of these birds is in danger. Let's know what is the role of bees in global food production and what would happen if there were no bees? Food produced by bees image captionAccording to a United Nations report, 80 percent of all plants are pollinated by bees and butterflies. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 35 percent of the world's total agricultural land, or one-third of human food production, depends on organisms such as bees. Remember that pollination happens when pollen particles are transferred from one flower to another. They produce nuts and seeds. According to the United Nations report, 80% of plants are pollinated by bees and butterflies. When bees collect nectar from flowers, pollen sticks to the feet of the bees and is then spread to other flowers by those bees. This is the main reason for the spread of forests and oases. It can be said that bees are very helpful for plants in transferring pollen particles from one flower to another. "Without bees, pollination of not only vegetables and oilseeds, but also crops like almonds, walnuts, coffee, cocoa beans, tomatoes, apples, etc. will be damaged." The UN report states that this leads to malnutrition in the human diet. Therefore, bees are important not only for honey production but also for global food production. Importance of bees Wildlife photographer and columnist A. Shan Mokanandam says that not only bees but many other insects are not considered living beings by humans. Shan Mokanandam says that many people believe that bees exist in this world only to give honey. They say that the whole world is full of insects. Many species of insects have not yet been discovered. Bees are the most important of insects. The honey they collect is considered sweet and important by humans, but its medicinal properties are rarely discussed. According to him, 'humans should save bees for the pollination process. They are the world's best pollinators. If pollination by bees does not take place, the plants will be severely affected. Then food production will also decrease. This will be the beginning of the destruction of the human race. Not only the juice of flowers but also its pollen particles are the food of bees, which they eat when they are hungry. Shan Mukanandam adds that 'due to non-blooming of flowers in winter, they face shortage of food and to overcome the shortage, they collect flower juice. Bees can tell the direction to find flowers or sap by their flight. For example, if a bee flies high and waves its tail towards the sun, it means that there is food towards the sun, and if it looks down and waves its tail in the opposite direction of the sun, it means food. is on the side. Carl von Frisch is an expert in the study of animal behavior who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1973 for his research on insects. Carl has interestingly described the dance of the bees. "Honey bees don't look for flowers like chumbelli and rose, which have a very strong fragrance, but they mostly look for mango blossoms, sunflower blossoms, sesame seeds and other spring flowers and they also know that Which flowers bloom in which season? Bees also sense where the flowers, or their food, is and find it by smell. They are very intelligent creatures. They smell specific flowers and collect juice only from them. Each bee collects honey. These bees build their hives according to the principle of engineering. Shan Mokanandam said that such magnificent creatures are considered by humans to be very common insects. They are bent on destroying them without caring about them at all. The world revolves around bees Columnist and wildlife photographer A. Shan Mokanandam warns that if bee populations decline, humans will be the first to suffer. Insects existed in the world a million years before the existence of the human race. Sustainable development is possible only when people realize it and live according to the principles of nature. There is an urgent need to preserve the green forests, trees and plants around us to maintain a suitable environment for the survival of bees and insects. Man should recognize it and act upon it. •


Bees also sense where the flowers, or their food, is and find it by smell. They are very intelligent creatures. They smell specific flowers and collect juice only from them. Each bee collects honey. These bees build their hives according to the principle of engineering.

Shan Mokanandam said that such magnificent creatures are considered by humans to be very common insects. They are bent on destroying them without caring about them at all.

The world revolves around bees

Columnist and wildlife photographer A. Shan Mokanandam warns that if bee populations decline, humans will be the first to suffer.

Insects existed in the world a million years before the existence of the human race. Sustainable development is possible only when people realize it and live according to the principles of nature.

There is an urgent need to preserve the green forests, trees and plants around us to maintain a suitable environment for the survival of bees and insects. Man should recognize it and act upon it.

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