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UN issues report recommending insects for human consumption

Responding to global hunger concerns, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is recommending the incorporation of insects into human diets.

Several hikers stung over 100 times each in Arizona bee attack

Several hikers, including a 6-year-old boy, suffered hundreds of bee stings on an Arizona hiking trail. According to local officials, three people were hospitalized.

Europe bans 'bee killing' pesticide

Brussels - The European Commission (EC) has agreed to restrict the use of the neonicotinoid pesticides blamed by some researchers for the widespread collapse of bee populations.

Honeybee population continues to decline

A recent report in the New York Times says that honeybee populations continue to suffer significant decline with over 40 percent loss of beehives.

Bumblebees sense flowers' electric signals

Bristol - Bees are amazing little creatures that busily help keep our world alive. If bees vanished the Earth would be in deep trouble.

Bees in Alsace make M&M's coloured honey

Ribeauville - Beekeepers in Alsace in eastern France had a nasty surprise recently after discovering their bees were producing honey in shades of blue, green and chocolate brown. The source of the problem was traced to a nearby Mars factory producing M&M's sweets.

TopFinds: Marijuana can fight cancer, 'zombie bees' discovered

A compound in marijuana was found to fight some cancers. What are zombie bees? A Digital Journalist captures the scene of a major protest in Toronto. These are the top stories on Digital Journal.

'Zombie bees' found in Washington state for first time

It has been confirmed an amateur beekeeper in Washington state has found "zombie bees" on his property. This is the first time "zombees" have been identified in Washington state.

Thousands of bees removed from plane

New York - A swarm of thousands of bees were gathered on the wing of a plane and a professional beekeeper had to be called out. Stephen Repasky removed the bees from the plane.

In Thailand, creepy bees suck on human tears

Consider yourself warned: if you start crying on the streets of Thailand, you might just find a swarm of bees landing on your face.
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