There’s a huge diversity in the number of animal species that pollinate plants – it’s way more than bees! And most people think of honey bees when it comes to pollination, but they are actually poor pollinators and not native to North America.
Listen to Animal Pollinators Beyond Bees:
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Here, you’ll learn about native pollinators all over the world. You’re going to be surprised to learn how many there are – from small insects to large mammals and even carnivores. Pollinators are everywhere!
This week I’m challenging you to watch a plant or scan an area and see how much pollinator diversity you can find.
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