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Elisa Simpson Page 19

An associate editor at Biology Insights covering stinging insect biology, Elisa Simpson previously worked as a general assignment reporter for a metropolitan daily paper. She graduated with a BA in journalism from the University of Stirling. Living in Bath, Simpson also tends several home beehives and observes local wasp populations.

What Is a Group of Bees Called? Colony vs. Swarm
What Bee Is All Black? Identifying Common Species
Do Western Honey Bees Sting? Why and What Happens
What Is a Black and White Bee? How to Identify Them
Is Honey Bee Poop? The Science Behind How Honey Is Made
Are Honey Bees Docile? What to Know About Their Temperament
Are Bees Attracted to Orange: Color vs. Scent
What Insect Kills Bees? Predators and Hive Pests
Do Sweat Bees Sting or Bite? What to Know and How to React
What Are Bee Wings Made Of? Anatomy and Function
When Do Bees Leave the Hive and Why?
Do Bumble Bees Kill Wasps? The Truth About Their Interactions
Do Drone Bees Collect Pollen? The Answer and Their Real Job
What Is the Most Dangerous Bee in the World?
Is a Hornet a Bee? The Key Differences Explained
Why Bees Are So Attracted to Lavender Plants
Do Bees Like Lemon? Why This Scent Repels Them
When Are Honey Bees Dangerous to Humans?
What Is a Bee’s Job? The Many Roles in a Bee Colony
What Time of Day Do Bees Go to Their Hive?
What Kind of Bees Die When They Sting You?
Do Bees Go Out in the Rain? What They Do Instead
Do Big Black Bees Sting? Identifying Common Species
Why Did a Bee Sting Me for No Reason?
When and Why Do Bees Go Back to the Hive?
How Many Feet Do Bees Have? A Look at Their Functions
How Can You Tell a Queen Bee From Other Bees?
Do All Honey Bees Sting? Why Some Can and Some Can’t
Do Bees Smell Fear? The Science of What They Actually Detect
How Many Bees Die a Day and What Are the Causes?