Wallace's Giant Bee was named after discoverer Alfred Russell Wallace, who found the massive species. The last time a specimen was spotted was 1981. In January 2019, ...

9. Giant Bornean Carpenter Bee, Xylocopa sp. While a carpenter bee is usually docile, it will deliver a painful sting when provoked. One of the world’s largest bees (more than twice as big as a ...

The world's largest bee is a big, black wasp-like insect as long as an adult's thumb, and it was extinct — or so scientists thought. The massive bee was rediscovered alive in Indonesia last ...

Spotting a giant bee might seem like an easy task. But a group of researchers who set out to look for the Wallace’s giant bee spent years researching slogged around in humid Indonesia forests ...

The bee, Megachile pluto, also known as Wallace’s giant bee, is a massive unit. It is the largest bee in the world, four times larger than a honeybee and measuring about the size of a human thumb.

Don’t be afraid of this buzzing beauty! The Violet Carpenter Bee is one of the largest bees in Europe — but it’s also one of ...

Giant 'Bee Panther' Insect Snacks On Wasps And Bees. August 1, 2019 / 2:48 PM CDT / CBS Chicago KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (CBS Local)-- If you see a huge insect attacking a bee or a wasp this summer, you' ...

We’re gonna need a bigger zap racket. A giant killer hornet from Asia that devours bees and dissolves human flesh with its sting has touched down in Washington State.

An expedition of conservationists found a living Wallace’s Giant Bee on remote islands in Indonesia. It hadn’t been seen since 1981. By Douglas Quenqua It’s been 38 years since scientists ...

The world's largest bee is a big, black wasp-like insect as long as an adult's thumb, and it was extinct — or so scientists thought. The massive bee was rediscovered alive… ...

Spotting a giant bee might seem like an easy task. But a group of researchers who set out to look for the Wallace’s giant bee spent years researching slogged around in humid Indonesia forests ...

Spotting a giant bee might seem like an easy task. But a group of researchers who set out to look for the Wallace’s giant bee spent years researching slogged around in humid Indonesia forests ...