Bees, Biology, and Biodiversity

This chapter delves into the vital role of bees, particularly native stingless bees, in ecosystems and agriculture while highlighting concerns over their declining populations. It discusses personal experiences with beekeeping, the importance of specific bee species, and the implications of bee extinction on food security. Additionally, the chapter explores the fascinating behaviors of bees and intertwines these insights with an examination of human fever responses, showcasing the intersection of entomology and human biology.