What is the world’s largest bee and why its survival matters
Wallace's giant bee, a colossal solitary insect from Indonesia, has been rediscovered after decades of absence. This remarkable species, known for its powerful mandibles and unique nesting habits within termite mounds, faces threats from habitat loss. Its survival highlights the importance of preserving tropical forests and their intricate ecological connections.
Wallace's giant bee, a colossal solitary insect from Indonesia, has been rediscovered after decades of absence. This remarkable species, known for its powerful mandibles and unique nesting habits within termite mounds, faces threats from habitat loss. Its survival highlights the importance of preserving tropical forests and their intricate ecological connections.
