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‘Gypsy’ replaced by ‘spongy’ in name for invasive moth
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‘Gypsy’ replaced by ‘spongy’ in name for invasive moth

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Giant parachuting spiders may invade East Coast this spring
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Giant parachuting spiders may invade East Coast this spring

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Crime has beekeepers buzzing as they take desperate measures to protect hives
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Crime has beekeepers buzzing as they take desperate measures to protect hives

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60,000 bees were stolen from the GIANT company's pollinator farm.
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60,000 bees stolen from a grocery store’s headquarters

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Mark Emrich, a beekeeper with the Olympia Beekeepers Association helps transfer approximately 25,000 honeybees to two hives installed on the lawn of the Governor's mansion, Wednesday, April 20, 2016, at the Capitol In Olympia, Wash. The group hopes to raise public awareness about the decline in bee populations throughout the United States, and how honeybees contribute to Washington's agriculture economy. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)
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What really harms the bees?

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A brown marmorated stink bug attacks fruits crops, including wine grapes. (AP/Matt Rourke)
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Silent Earth is long on bias, short on science

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Bees kill dozens of endangered penguins in South Africa
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Bees kill dozens of endangered penguins in South Africa

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An Asian giant hornet from Japan is held on a pin by Sven Spichiger, an entomologist with the Washington state Dept. of Agriculture, Monday, May 4, 2020, in Olympia, Wash. The insect, which has been found in Washington state, is the world's largest hornet, and has been dubbed the "Murder Hornet" in reference to its appetite for honey bees, and a sting that can be fatal to humans.
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First live ‘murder hornet’ of 2021 discovered in Washington state

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An April 20, 2004 file photo of a tick, a bloodsucking parasite increasingly common in Sweden.
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Pennsylvania officials warn of increased prevalence of ticks

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An April 20, 2004 file photo of a tick, a bloodsucking parasite increasingly common in Sweden.
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Illinois residents could see an uptick in ticks

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