3 years ago

Why are bees endangered?

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Because they have hunny and so when the humans try to take the hunny they spray them and that's what I think plz give me the brainest

Maru [420]3 years ago

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Bees are endangered because of environmental stress. Environmental stress may come from pollution, exposure to lethal amounts of pesticides, and due to scarcity of pollen.

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