Local News
June 16, 2025
Tiny workers, big impact
A close-up of a honeybee at work, pollinating flowers. Despite their tiny size, according to Smithsonian Magazine, honeybees can count to up to four, recognize human faces and even understand the concept of zero. While not native to North America — they were introduced from Europe in the 17th century — honeybees contribute to the pollination of many U.S. crops, including almonds, berries and melons.
