The Extreme Bees That Thrive On The Edge Of An Active Volcano
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Like most bees, the ground nesting Anthophora squammulosa, that are native to parts of North and Central America, are a solitary species. The females lay their eggs in little underground nests and then head out to search for nectar to feed their developing larvae. This process usually takes place in environments with plenty of flora, to ensure a reliable supply of food.
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karnold20178년 이상Dear everyone who is saying "How can Bee's live near a 180 degree valcono?" Well they arent living near a 180 degree volcano, it says in the article " extreme temperatures which can get as high as 42°C (107.6°F)." 107.6 degrees F is 72.4 degrees away from 180. So in conclusion, The bees can live near a volcano because it is nearer to a temputure they can withstand. (not being mean, just clarifying)
sienna288년 이상Acid rain comes from volcanos and that is caused by sulfur dioxide fumes. also how do bees live near 180 degrees volcano- flicka8년 이상this story is awsome.