Most bees are solitary and don’t live in hives. Climate change risks them starving

Most bees are solitary and face an increasing threat from climate change, which could leave them without adequate food sources. Unlike their hive-dwelling counterparts, these solitary bees rely on specific environmental cues to find food, and climate shifts are disrupting these cues. This knowledge gap poses a significant risk, as scientists are ill-prepared to predict or mitigate the impact on these crucial pollinators. Understanding their unique habits is vital to ensure the survival of these essential creatures and the ecosystems they support.