Bees. What humans and bees mean to each other
Bees are much older than humans: when 4–5 million years ago the predecessors of Homo sapiens encountered honeybees, those had already lived on Earth for about 5 million years. Bees appear in the myths and legends of Ancient Egypt, Rome...
and Greece, India and Scandinavia, Central American and European countries. The daily work of these industrious pollinators is essential for the life of animals and humans. The international organization The Earthwatch Institute officially declared bees the most important beings on the planet, their extinction would mean the end of humanity. Friedrich Heinbuch, an enthusiastic beekeeper, explains in detail the important role bees play in maintaining the health of the planet and how we, in turn, can help them.
«I would like there to be a deep understanding of the necessity of treating these amazing insects with dignity. No matter how different the motives of individuals may be, bees seem to be increasingly appreciated since they came under threat».
«I would like there to be a deep understanding of the necessity of treating these amazing insects with dignity. No matter how different the motives of individuals may be, bees seem to be increasingly appreciated since they came under threat».
Author: Фридрих Хайнбух
Printhouse: KoLibri
Series: Cult of Nature
Age restrictions: 16+
Year of publication: 2022
ISBN: 9785389173330
Number of pages: 240
Size: 180х130х23 mm
Cover type: hard
Weight: 423 g
ID: 841236
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