The native Britsh bees are already extinct. They were wiped out about 100 years ago by a disease which was known at the time as 'Isle of Wight' disease. It is highly unlikely that this could happen again as the British Beekeepers Association (BBKA) and all British beekeepers are very aware of the problems facing bees both in the UK and worldwide and are doing their utmost through training and education to do whatever is necessary to protect our bees. British beekeepers are also aware of some of the problems facing beekeepers in other countries such as Small Hive Beetle and have been trained how to recognize and deal with it if it should ever arrive in the UK. The biggest single problem currently facing British beekeepers and their bees, is a mite called Varroa Destructor, usually just called varroa, which was first found in the UK in 1992 and has spread and increased in numbers since then. British beekeepers are constantly treating their bees to counteract the adverse effects of varroa and the mites have now become immune to some of the earlier treatments but the war is still being fought.
Although it is not proven that humans will become extinct if bees dye out, bees would die out if there were no flowers or air.
bee delicacys as we could still synthesis honey artificaily
Albert Einstein believed that if the bee were to become extinct, the human race would then die out as well. This is because without bees, there is no more pollination. All plants would then die out.
If you have never seen Bee Movie after the bees stopped working or in your case if they became extinct nothing could be pollinated so the flowers and other plant life would not be able to grown, and if the trees can't grow there will be no oxygen for us to breathe
It is said that bees are dying thanks to the use of pesticides and other environmental factors. It is not known if they will definitely become extinct however.
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The Oo bird (Oh-oH) is an extinct bird that starts with the letter o. To pronounce you just say the letter o times.Otters became extinct in Lithuania, but were then restored.Osmia anthocopoides, Osmia papaveris and Osmia xanthomela are kinds of bees that have become extinct.Oligoplectrum maculatum is an extinct kind of Pond DamselflyOligoneuriella rhenana is an extinct kind of Mayfly.Oleacina guadeloupensis is an extinct kind of Mollusc.
There are plenty of other insects that pollinate plants apart from bees so the plants would survive.
21 days for honeybees.
if the king cobra becomes extinct i don't know what will happen, probably nothing. We need to worry about bees more
If you're talking about New Zealand Kaka, they're special because they need to be protected, or else they will become extinct because of habitat loss and introduction of strange species in their habitats (like wasps and bees). These bees and wasps compete with the Kaka for honeydrew, something that is very important for breeding birds.
all of the plants would die and the grass and the trees