Whenever
an insect comes indoors, the insect and the householder suddenly
share the same agenda: the insect wants to escape and the
householder wants the insect to leave. With the FreeBee any
insect can be caught while flying about in mid-air or while
buzzing frustratedly up against a window-pane. It can then be
taken safely outside and released to pollinate more plants or
collect more nectar. Combine doing your little bit for the
environment with the thrill of the chase!
Careful with that bug! It's helping deliver $57 billion a year to the U.S., new Cornell study reports
hawk eating grasshopper
Aaron Barna
This hawk is enjoying a free meal of grasshopper. What's the dollar value of insects providing wildlife nutrition to recreationally important animals? $50 billion, reports Cornell entomologist John Losey in the April issue of BioScience.
By Susan S. Lang
Prototype FreeBee
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