A rusty patched bumblebee collects pollen and nectar from a flower. (Image credit: Dan Mullen, via Flickr, Creative Commons license) Bumblebees are large, fuzzy insects with short, stubby wings.

Bumblebees help keep our plant ecosystems happy and healthy with their powerful pollination skills. Learn 15 interesting facts about bumblebees.

Bumblebees get their name from the word bumble, which means to buzz, hum, or move about awkwardly or indistinctly. All 250 extant bumblebee species belong to the genus Bombus, from the Latin word ...

The Bumblebee set is smaller, with a lower piece count (not to mention a lower price point – $89.99 to Optimus' more expensive $179.99 price tag), but it is no less impressive in its end result.

Bumblebee queens might have no ill effects after emerging from hibernation in soil with pesticides, but later could struggle to forage for food once they start their colonies, for example.

There are more than 250 bumblebee species worldwide, and in the U.S. alone, there are 49 species of bumblebees. In recent years, two species have gone extinct, according to the U.S. Forest Service.

Bumblebees are found in places like the U.S., Canada, and New Zealand. They live in colonies of 50 to 500 and build underground hives for shelter and raising their young.

Here are 15 compact facts we learned about bumblebees from Goulson’s adventures in bee research. 1. The world’s largest bumblebee is the Bombus dahlbomii of South America.

Bumblebee bats – aka Kitti’s hog-nosed bats, named after discoverer Kitti Thonglongya – are among the rarest bats in the world, and certifiably the smallest mammals, according to Guinness World ...

Spoilers for Bumblebee below! Only look if you want to know. No, Bumblebee does not have a post-credits scene, but it does have two mid-credits scenes that are tied closely together.

Bumblebee is a malware loader discovered in April 2022 and is believed to have been developed by the Conti and Trickbot cybercrime syndicate as a replacement for the BazarLoader backdoor.