Effects of high temperatures on honeybee populations

Experts in the Las Vegas Valley warn that the ongoing heat dome affects not only people but also honeybees, crucial for the ecosystem. At Gilcrease Orchard, Mark Ruben checks on 12 hives housing 12,000 bees biweekly. He notes that bees are more agitated in the afternoon heat compared to the morning. While morning sun is beneficial, providing shade during peak heat is essential. Honeybees play a vital role in pollinating food crops, and excessive heat can hinder their productivity.
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