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What a buzz: Saving Malaysia’s bees one nest at a time AFP, KUALA LUMPUR Placing his bare hands into a swarm of thousands of bees, a Malaysian man used his fingers to gently guide some of them into a rattan basket. Ooi Leng Chye is a member of a group that saves bees and their nests when they are discovered in cities, seeking to prevent the creatures from being destroyed by those who view them as pests. Bees play a vital role in ecosystems as pollinators of major crops, but their numbers have been falling rapidly due to habitat loss, pollution and pesticides.
Ooi Leng Chye from the MY Bee Savior Association transferring handfuls of rescued bees from honeycombs into a rattan basket in the parking lot of an apartment building in Kuala Lumpur. – Photos: AFP Placing his bare hands into a swarm of thousands of bees, a Malaysian man uses his fingers to gently guide some of them into a rattan basket. Ooi Leng Chye is a member of a group that saves bees and their nests when they are discovered in cities, seeking to prevent the creatures from being destroyed by those who view them as pests. Bees play a vital role in ecosystems as pollinators of major cro...
What a buzz: saving Malaysia's bees, one nest at a time Issued on: 10/05/2021 - 03:23 Ooi Leng Chye is a member of a group that saves bees and their nests when they are discovered in cities, seeking to prevent the creatures from being destroyed by those who view them as pests Mohd RASFAN AFP 3 min Kuala Lumpur (AFP) Placing his bare hands into a swarm of thousands of bees, a Malaysian man uses his fingers to gently guide some of them into a rattan basket. Ooi Leng Chye is a member of a group that saves bees and their nests when they are discovered ...