Bee Extinction

When people think of bees, they usually think of annoying buzzing pests that fly into their soda can on a hot summer day. No one ever considers the positive effects that bees have on this world. Although they may sting people, their task is vital to agriculture. Bees pollinate flowers, crops, and plants. Without bees, a majority of the crops around the world would be destroyed. Just a simple dinner would be hard to enjoy- there would be no honey for the bread. The side salad would be without tomatoes or cucumbers. The scary thing is bees are essential to our lives, however they are becoming extinct all over the world. If all the bees die, so will we. That is why we must do something before it's too late.
There are several reasons why bees are becoming extinct. One problem is the use of pesticides sprayed on plants trying to preserve plants but causing the bee to feel “drunk”. Once the bee becoming affected by the chemicals they become confused and struggle to find their way home, or just die on the way. Therefore leading to CCD. CCD, or colony collapse
According to “Why Bee Extinction Would Mean the End of Humanity” written by Ishan Daftardar, Not only would humans be affected but animals a well. Cattles depend on alfalfa and lupins, both of which depend on insect pollination. No bees, means no milk or meat. The extinction of bees would also affect our fuel and clothing. Canola, responsible for fuel and cooking oil, needs bee pollination. We need pollination for cotton, if bees become extinct our clothing choice would become very limited. Due to the fact of bees pollinating the majority of crops all over the world- we would pretty much be left with bread and rice. Apples, grapes, mangos, walnuts, coffee, berries, and peppers are just a few things we lose if we lose bees. Limited food is already a huge problem is certain locations, I couldn't imagine losing any of what we already