Some of us don’t like bees very much because we think they only bug us and ruin our wonderful picnics, but in reality, these tiny insects are progressively going extinct.
These are essential since 90 percent of the world’s population depends on these tiny insects for food; we simply cannot survive without them!
There are some incredible things we can do to aid the environment, so it’s not true that you have to be a tree nut to respect it.
While no one person can accomplish everything, when working together, we can all make a difference. It is our collective duty to do our part to protect the natural environment for present and future generations.
You would undoubtedly remember his voice if you heard it. He is a British zoologist, author, and best recognized for his work as a television presenter.
On Facebook, he wrote:
“Humans would only have four years to live if bees vanished from the face of the earth.”
Although David Attenborough is not the first to send this dire warning to us, his message serves as a stark reminder that it is an actual problem that we should all take very seriously.
Nearly a third of the food we eat is pollinated by bees, despite their appearance as being little and inconsequential creatures.
According to David Attenborough
“The bee population has decreased by 1/3 over the past five years.”
Though the situation appears hopeless, there is something we can all do and a thought that is spreading like wildfire.
David Attenborough offers a straightforward advice item that each of us ought to try:Place a spoonful of sugar and water in your backyard after mixing them. Your life might actually be saved by it!
According to David Attenborough
“At this time of year, bees frequently appear to be dying or dead, but they’re not. Bees can get exhausted and simply run out of energy before they can get back to the hive, which frequently leads to them being carried away.
“A simple solution of sugar and water will help revive an exhausted bee if you find one in your home.”
Just combine two tablespoons of white, granulated sugar with one tablespoon of water, and then set the mixture on a spoon so the bee can get to it. Sharing this article will also help to spread awareness.
Here’s one more thing you can do to support the well-being of both bees and people: put flowers on your balcony. You could even let wildflowers take over a portion of your property.Local bees will absolutely like it!
Bess can preserve the environment, and collectively we can do the same. SPREAD THE WORD BY SHARING
