This Wild Bird Will Lead You To Honey On Command

This Wild Bird Will Lead You To Honey On Comm...

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The dormant viruses in all of us may help explain long COVID

Virtually every human on Earth has a slew of different types of dormant viruses in our bodies. They are remnants of past infections and are—generally—harmless. Unless they wake up, which can be triggered by extreme stress or something that severely compromises the immune system. ...  Afficher plus

Can planting more trees make allergies worse?

Trees provide shade and clean air in congested cities, so planting more of them seems like a straightforward solution. But trees also produce a natural pollutant— pollen. In this episode, producer Juan Diego Ramirez reports on the link between growing urban canopies and allergy e ...  Afficher plus

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A Honeybee Swarm Has as Much Electric Charge as a Thundercloud
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New research shows that bees “buzz” in more than the way you might think. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices 

Honey Hunting and Bees in Your Bonnet!
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Hunting for wild honey is an old tradition in rural Nepal, and extremely dangerous too, as the bees make their combs on sheer cliff-faces. Villagers descend rope ladders suspended over the void to harvest the honeycomb. And this year the action was filmed by BBC India journalists ...  Afficher plus

The Birds & the Bees
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We help Ryan and Ryan, and learn what bees are thinking.