Most people think of honeybees as honey producers — but their most important work happens long before honey ever exists. When bees leave the hive, they aren’t just collecting nectar. They’re performing pollination — a precise, biological process that no machine can replicate. That single act is what turns flowers into fruits, nuts, seeds, vegetables, and even the crops that feed livestock. Without pollination, food doesn’t slowly disappear. It never shows up in the first place. That’s why beekee

50K views · 741 reactions | Our wayward honeybee swarm is heading to a nice organic honey farm in Gallatin. They were very disappointed when I told them I’m a queen but not THEIR queen. Thanks to John and Ratcliff Honey Farm for letting me “suit up” and help with the rehoming process. #bee #honeybee #honeybees #journey #natgeo | Amanda Hara | Facebook