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Bee & CCD
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Kiki Ng
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Updated May 5, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:06
Chapter 2
00:24
Chapter 3
00:40
Chapter 4
00:41
Chapter 5
00:51
Chapter 6
01:16
Chapter 7
01:35
Chapter 8
01:36
Chapter 9
01:42
Chapter 10
01:59
Chapter 11
02:58
Chapter 12
Audio Transcript
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we are here to learn about beehive explanation and colony
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collapse disorder.
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Firstly let's come to beehive explanation.
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Honeybees are social insects that live in hives and they
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use dancing movement to communicate lifetime of three types of
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these first queen bee from 2 to 3 years or
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copies can be 4 to 6 weeks and drones can
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be eight weeks.
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Some fun facts about honey bee.
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Honeybee can fly up to six miles and she still
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remember way back home.
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An average honeybee will only make 1 12 of the
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teaspoon of honey.
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So please cherish every honey dark you have next.
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What is the values of the peace next?
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What are the values that the bees bring to humanity?
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There are two main values.
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First honeybee produced honey for human consumption and for selling
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honey is a very nutritious food and beverage.
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Honey is very nutritious, and secondly honeybees are pollinators for
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white variety of domestic plans in agriculture, particularly in 2000
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and 20 the global organic honey market was valued at
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nearly 700 million.
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Usd Beekeepers provide pollination service for more than 90 of
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crops grown commercially in the US.
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So what is colony collapse disorder and why this is
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so dangerous to humanity?
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According to who?
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In 2018 colony collapse disorder, Our certain death of colonies,
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there is a lack of healthy adult bees inside the
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hive and this usually happen on a mass scale.
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The main cause has not been found yet, particularly mm,
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Particularly the first case was reported in Pennsylvania in the
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fall of 2006.
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Actually, this has been happened long time ago in 19th
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century, when a lot of beehives are reported to be
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missing and died.
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Actually, this has been happening a long time ago in
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19th century, when a lot of beehives are reported dead.
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Some operators, Some operators suffering from the loss of 50-90
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of the colonies and the absent of dead bees in
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affected hives put a big question to investigation.
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From 2006 to 2011.
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The total annual colony loss in the US was 33%,,
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And it is said that CCD was the cost of
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1/3 of those losses.
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