Join us as we explore the fascinating world of stingless native bees. In this exciting video, we delve into the amazing ...

Stingless bees shape cerumen into little capsules for their offspring, and stack them like a tiered cake. They also use the material to make their honey pots … these orbs. Yum!

Each stingless bee finds an opponent bee, and they fly straight at each other, grapple and fall to the ground. They rip off each other’s limbs and fight to the death.

Scientists are studying honey produced by the world’s stingless bees, searching for benefits to sweet-toothed consumers potentially including reduced dental cavities and fewer spikes in blood sugar.

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Australian stingless bees have turned the traditional vertical honeycomb on its side, resulting in natural building concepts and efficiency that may provide new ideas for ...

The antimicrobial properties of stingless bee honey have garnered attention not only for their effectiveness but also for their potential stability over time. Furthermore, earlier studies have ...

As far back as 3,000 years ago, the ancient Maya practiced beekeeping. Their cultivation of sacred stingless bees—still emulated in the Yucatán Peninsula today—provided both pollination for ...

To collect their data, Ms Di Pietro and her colleagues observed more than 400 colonies of the stingless bee species Scaptotrigona depilis in a large apiary in Brazil over two extended periods in ...