ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 7月4日 01時11分

Image by @Joel Sartore | I’m delighted to report that, in my hometown of Lincoln, Nebraska, our Mayor Chris Beutler and the City Parks and Recreation Department have been seeding new parkland (and some older parks as well) with a mix of prairie grasses and wildflowers in order to benefit pollinators like bees and butterflies to create a more healthy landscape. Click the link in my bio (@Joel Sartore) to learn how you can do the same in your yards!
We love bees, so the hero of this #pollinatormonday is the bumblebee. Bees are perhaps the most well-known pollinator, and this is because they are very good at their jobs. The common eastern bumble bee's wings beat 130 times or more per second, and the beating vibrates flowers until they release pollen, which gets stuck on their fuzzy bodies and is then moved along to the next flower it visits. This kind of pollination is called “buzz pollination”, and helps plants produce more fruit.
It is estimated one in every three bites of food we can thank bees for, and up to $15 billion worth of food production in the U.S. is dependent on pollination by bees of all kinds. That’s a lot of buzzing!
Check out @Joel Sartore for more incredible species.
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