Usage of "honey bees"

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Usage of honey bees in English

In 2005, Darpa-backed scientists started training honey bees to become bomb sniffers. 
 Wired 

And out there, where the honey bees buzz, the magic made vital. 
 The Forbidden Trail 

That's because residents have finally figured out what repels elephants: honey bees. 
 Reuters 

In addition to collecting nectar from flowers, honey bees also collect pollen. 
 Wired 

That's whar I b'long, 'mongst the wild honey bees and the b'ars. 
 Whirligigs 

Mr Phillips said the dwindling number of honey bees was a worldwide problem. 
 Radio NZ 

A growing body of evidence suggests neonics threaten the health of honey bees. 
 The Guardian 

We already know what raising fruit without honey bees looks like. 
 Wired 

How has plopping honey bees into the mix affected agricultural ecosystems? 
 Wired 

This study suggests a spread of Moku virus to honey bees with possible consequences. 
 Pubmed 

The health of honey bees is threatened by multiple factors, including viruses and parasites. 
 Pubmed 

The ecotoxicology tests currently required only look at honey bees. 
 The Guardian 

He talks to Jesse about the experiment to test honey bees' knowledge of zero. 
 Radio NZ 

For many years it had been the home of swarms of wild honey bees. 
 Tales of lonely trails 

If honey bees are a bit scary, then bumble bees are flying teddy bears. 
 The Guardian 

Which is more efficient at pollination, native bees or introduced honey bees?) 
 Wired 

Meanings of honey bees in English