World’s Biggest Bee Rediscovered In Wild After 40 Years

Newsweek 2019-02-21

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The world’s biggest bee, which has been lost to science for almost 40 years, has been rediscovered in the wild. The species, called Wallace’s giant bee, is around four times bigger than the European honeybee.
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