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Month: June 2015

What is colony collapse disorder (CCD)?

June 30, 2015

If you watched the ‘what are the bees telling us’ video then you may have heard of this term. SciShow presents a great video on what Colony Collapse Disorder is, as well as a look at factors affecting the bees. It also looks at a few things that can cause CCD. Hope you found this informative!

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