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The Honey Trap

Season 2 Episode 4 | 55m 09s

Everyone knows the honey bee, but it’s just one species – there are 20,000 others! Humans have depended on bees – both wild and managed – for millennia. But as bee populations collapse around the world, can we save them before it’s too late?

Aired: 07/15/25 | Expires: 08/13/25 | Broadcast Schedule
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