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Eaten, used as taxis and vomited up: how bees support other animals
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Bees support a complex network of other animal species beyond their well-known role as pollinators, serving as food sources, transport, and hosts for various organisms in relationships that range from mutually beneficial to entirely exploitative.

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Eaten, used as taxis and vomited up: how bees support other animals
The importance of bees for pollinating wild plants and crops is well known. If we lose the bees, we lose our food. But this is only part of the picture. Bees also support a hidden network of other species, sometimes as mutual partners, sometimes as prey, sometimes as other unwilling victims. Many organisms depend on bees for survival, and many of these interactions are not mutually supportive. Some predators focus on bees, for example bee wolves (Philanthus triangulum), capture bees to feed thei
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