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    In the early 1850s, Philadelphia-born beekeeper Lorenzo Langstroth developed a hive with removable frames, making honey harvesting easier; his design remains widely used today

    In 1851, Lorenzo Lorraine Langstroth introduced the movable frame hive, a groundbreaking innovation that transformed beekeeping. This advancement facilitated honey extraction and improved colony management. However, alarming reports reveal that American beekeepers are suffering immense colony losses due to the Varroa mite. This ongoing crisis threatens the $18 billion annual pollination economy, underscoring the urgent need for contemporary solutions despite Langstroth’s revolutionary contributions.

    Paleontologists studying fossil jaws in a Caribbean cave found ‘weird’-looking concave cavities; turns out ancient bees laid eggs inside them 20,000 years ago

    Researchers making waves on the island of Hispaniola have uncovered an astonishing find: ancient bees that crafted nests in fossilized animal bones. Dating back over 20,000 years, these solitary bees ingeniously utilized available resources, creating structures similar to today’s nests. CT scans confirmed the presence of ancient pollen, offering a fascinating glimpse into the ecological narrative of the region and the unique behaviors of these prehistoric bees.

    Meet China’s giant Jiutian drone: 6-tonne payload, 12-hour endurance and a swarm-carrying design; how powerful is Beijing’s flying mothership?

    China has flown its large, jet-powered Jiutian drone for the first time. The aircraft is much bigger than many military drones in service today. Its size also gives it room to carry a heavy payload, including equipment designed to release swarms of smaller drones. Built by AVIC, the jet-powered aircraft can carry up to six tonnes and stay airborne for 12 hours. The drone can reportedly reach speeds of up to 378 knots and operate at altitudes of up to 15,000 metres.

    Yorkshire Wildlife Park: Where is it and what happened there? Inside the reserve housing endangered Amur tigers, with just 500 left in the wild

    Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Doncaster is under investigation after a man died following a tiger attack. A man was mauled to death by a tiger after entering its enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park in England. Here's where the park is located, what to know about its Land of the Tigers reserve and the endangered Amur tigers, with around 500 left in the wild.

    ET Business Excellence & Leadership Summit 2026: Celebrating visionaries redefining growth & leadership

    The ET Business Excellence & Leadership Summit 2026 brought together leaders to discuss brand development, innovation, and sustainability. Panel discussions featured prominent voices discussing resilience and leadership in uncertain times. A felicitation ceremony honored individuals and organizations for their contributions across various sectors. Key insights emphasized the importance of collaboration and strategic thinking in driving future success

    Truck carrying 70,000 pounds of beehives crashed in Washington. Releasing 14 million bees, what happened next surprised rescuers

    A thrilling incident unfolded in Whatcom County, Washington, when a truck transporting honeybee hives overturned, unleashing approximately 14 million bees into the surroundings. Local officials promptly closed the road, advising locals to keep their distance for safety. Beekeepers and emergency teams rallied together to retrieve the bees and mend the affected hives. The event underscored the intricate issues surrounding bee transportation and the potential economic fallout from such accidents.

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