How to pronounce “bumblebee” in English

The California native bumblebee has just been put on the endangered species list.

This technique called bumblebee breath.

"We discovered that bumblebees can use a combination of color and spatial relationships in deciding which color of flower to forage from.

It was all these bumblebees died in a Target parking lot.

So we'll do three of these bumblebee breaths together and try to be loud and hum for whoever is sitting next to you, too, because it's a really great collective energy.

California her protest sign pictured a Bumblebee and the slogan take the sting out of

And they had 25,000 bumblebees die.

Not only were there 25,000 bumblebees there, but they had put nets over the trees because they estimated there were another 25,000 that

And you end this cycle of three breaths after bumblebee breath, and you have a clear white canvas.

episode involved chasing around bumblebees, which we now understand male bees traplining, pheromonally leaving trails kind of through an area.

You planted 17 trees to attract pollinators and you've got 25,000 bumblebees that showed up.

So you've got one Target parking lot with 17 trees attracting 50,000 bumblebees?

I just was like, Apollo, Bumblebee, me, it was a list.

It's like, you proved the bumblebee couldn't fly, now what?

One time, they had an article about how the US Army was training bumblebees to sniff out explosives.

So I said to a nurse, did you know that the US Army's training bumblebees to sniff out explosives?

And so what we're doing is working closely with different exterminating companies, and asking them to funnel us their honey bee and bumblebee calls.

But 10 years ago, it's called "Queen Bee" and it was my metal version of "Flight of the Bumblebee."

I mean, the Chocolate War, I am the Cheese, The Bumblebee Flies Anyway, these are brilliant young adult

So to talk about pollination services, obviously there's a lot of discussion today about how the bumblebees and the

We also, with Swarm and Tender, do live removals, rescues, and relocations of both honey bees and bumblebees.