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The discussions reveal strong alignment with the publication, with phrases like 'raises questions about use of thin walled hives' and calls to 'change the basic way we keep bees' showing concern and intent to act, while the tone highlights the importance of animal welfare and scientific findings as catalyst for change.
Most discussions strongly agree that the research reveals that clustering stresses bees rather than insulates them, with many posts emphasizing the welfare implications and questioning traditional hive designs.
Posts demonstrate high interest, with many highlighting the significance of the discovery and calling for changes in beekeeper practices, indicating active concern and engagement with the topic.
Several discussions delve into the implications, such as criticizing current hive methods or expressing empathy for bee welfare, showing deep engagement and reflection.
The dialogues suggest potential for changing how beekeeping is approached, although some express cautious optimism, implying the research could influence future practices but may require further validation or action.
i mean if you want to eat honey go ahead but it actually 100% does hurt the bees https://t.co/iz6tuzjxiK https://t.co/VX9TLlhnBX
The #honeybee mantle provides inadequate insulation in the winter, leading to forced clustering in commercial hives: https://t.co/OOnjBGLAJJ #JRSocInterface @LeedsUniEng
New evidence that winter clustering in honey bees is a stress response and not effective insulation response. Raises questions about use of thin walled hives and welfare treatment of bees. https://t.co/xZE2yjEa76
#JRSocInterface in @guardian | Honeybee cluster—not insulation but stressful heat sink: https://t.co/z9mpAASPaT https://t.co/rw4IP0BP5I
正当化されてきました。今回、越冬蜂球にはそれほどの断熱効果があるわけではなく、寒さに耐えかねたミツバチがストレス応答として行う行為である可能性が高いことがわかりました。https://t.co/Vv5TvNOn2y
The honeybee mantle provides inadequate insulation in the winter, leading to forced clustering in commercial hives: https://t.co/OOnjBGLAJJ #JRSocInterface @LeedsUniEng https://t.co/ZNgRMAguIz
The study shows that honeybee clustering is not insulation but a stressful heat sink, increasing heat transfer and stress for bees, challenging traditional views on winter behavior.
Clustering is not a blanket for warmth but a stressful heat sink that increases heat transfer and stress for honeybees, challenging traditional views on winter bee behavior.
A recent study challenges the traditional view that honeybee winter clusters act as insulation. It suggests that clustering increases heat transfer and stress, indicating that the behavior may be a stressful response…
Commercial hive designs may have exposed bees to unnecessary cold, as new research shows clustering increases heat transfer and stress, rather than insulates them. We explore ways to improve hive insulation for bee…
Review the seasonal beekeeping management strategies in Michigan, including honey bee swarms, queen events, varroa control, and more, based on the Michigan State University Apiculture Team webinar.
In this episode, we explore new research showing that honeybee clusters increase heat transfer and stress during winter, challenging traditional views of insulation. Learn what this means for beekeeping and bee welfare.
i mean if you want to eat honey go ahead but it actually 100% does hurt the bees https://t.co/iz6tuzjxiK https://t.co/VX9TLlhnBX
#JRSocInterface in @guardian | Honeybee cluster—not insulation but stressful heat sink: https://t.co/z9mpAASPaT https://t.co/rw4IP0BP5I
#nature #savethebees #bee #bees #honeybees New Article Honeybee cluster - not insulation https://t.co/jc87W7xA6o
@rout_wyatt42859 @Alexzia777 Stop stealing honey from bees
https://t.co/WOK3jzkcM3
'This is Why I Don't Eat Honey' https://t.co/CHAP8kbgkP
RT @MundoConAbejas: https://t.co/90dgLYyVTp
https://t.co/90dgLYyVTp
RT @RSocPublishing: The #honeybee mantle provides inadequate insulation in the winter, leading to forced clustering in commercial hives: ht…
RT @RSocPublishing: The #honeybee mantle provides inadequate insulation in the winter, leading to forced clustering in commercial hives: ht…
Honeybee cluster—not insulation but stressful heat sink | Journal of The Royal Society Interface https://t.co/r5ftDPDuz7
The #honeybee mantle provides inadequate insulation in the winter, leading to forced clustering in commercial hives: https://t.co/OOnjBGLAJJ #JRSocInterface @LeedsUniEng
New evidence that winter clustering in honey bees is a stress response and not effective insulation response. Raises questions about use of thin walled hives and welfare treatment of bees. https://t.co/xZE2yjEa76
The honeybee mantle provides inadequate insulation in the winter, leading to forced clustering in commercial hives: https://t.co/OOnjBGLAJJ #JRSocInterface @LeedsUniEng https://t.co/ZNgRMAguIz
https://t.co/g6Na6GwCGP IMO, we need to change the basic way we keep bees.
Honeybee cluster-not insulation but stressful heat sink https://t.co/YzjQC17D2r
RT @sarekore: 正当化されてきました。今回、越冬蜂球にはそれほどの断熱効果があるわけではなく、寒さに耐えかねたミツバチがストレス応答として行う行為である可能性が高いことがわかりました。https://t.co/Vv5TvNOn2y
正当化されてきました。今回、越冬蜂球にはそれほどの断熱効果があるわけではなく、寒さに耐えかねたミツバチがストレス応答として行う行為である可能性が高いことがわかりました。https://t.co/Vv5TvNOn2y
Honeybee cluster—not insulation but stressful heat sink. University of Leeds. Journal: Journal of The Royal Society Interface; DOI: 10.1098/rsif.2023.0488 ...
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org/doi/10.1098/rsif.2023.0488. royalsocietypublishing.org. Honeybee cluster—not insulation but stressful heat. 1 mo · Bee Sustainable. Carol ...
org/doi/10.1098/rsif.2023.0488. royalsocietypublishing.org. Honeybee cluster—not insulation but stressful heat. 2 wks · Betty Jo Bialowski. Bee ...
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org/doi/full/10.1098/rsif.2023.0488 I don't understand the point of the video you posted. A bee will die when its body temperature reaches ...
https:// doi.org/10.1098/rsif.2023.0488 Hesbach, W. (2016). Winter management. Bee Culture Magazine, (Oct. 2016). https: //www.beeculture ...
Always before the freeze. Temperature drops below 30 degrees at night or morning have them wrapped. It's all your choice, nothing wrong with ...
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... 10.1098/rsif.2023.0488. ENDS. Journal. Journal of The Royal Society Interface. DOI. 10.1098/rsif.2023.0488. Subject of Research. Not applicable ...
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