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Context: There are 3 basic types of bee on the planet. #Solitarybees. #Bumblebees. #Honeybees. Of the 20,000+ species of bee only 8 are honey #bees. Around 40% of bee species are under pressure worldwide. Honey bees are not in trouble. Repeat. Honey bees are not in trouble. 2/17

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