Research has found that certain bee species are struggling to cope with rising temperatures due to climate change. These bees, which nest in plant stems, are particularly vulnerable to the increasing heat. Their tiny homes, often found in vegetation, can exacerbate the crisis by trapping the bees inside. The study suggests that bees that nest in the ground are more resilient to extreme heat, implying that their underground habitats provide some protection from the rising temperatures.

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