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>>13523446
Honeybees are proven to supplant native bees when they begin to encroach on a habitat. They literally are an invasive species to most zones they're currently in, but since they're domesticates Facebook-sharing troglodytes like you get all rowdy about saving them. Obviously it's better to have any pollinator services than none at all, but natives are the ones evolved for the tasks required by their ecosystem's flora, which ultimately has major ripples down the chain. quit being so aggro