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Queen bees have a disturbing way to survive pesticides

Recent research indicates that honeybee queens can transfer pesticide exposure to their eggs as a survival strategy, allowing them to mitigate immediate harm while potentially endangering their offspring. This finding raises concerns regarding the long-term impact of pesticide use on bee populations and ecosystem health.

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