This Bumble Bee Is About to Go Extinct

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Sep 28, 2016, 11:45 am108 pts
The rusty patched bumble bee , which can be identified by a rust-colored patch on its abdomen, was once a commonly seen pollinator from the midwest to the east coast. Unfortunately, scientists believe that it has disappeared from 87 percent of its historic range since the 1990s and that its population has…

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