Regardless of where you live these days, there is more than likely some sort of dog walking area or dog park. Cities are trying to provide areas where citizens can walk their pets, socialize, as well as keeping the “waste” problem under control. However, with congestion often comes problems. In this case, dog bites can…
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While veterinarians and medical experts differ when it comes to raw honey and what it is capable of, many have chosen to treat animals or even themselves using the viscous substance, often in combination with more traditional forms of care to promote the best possible outcome. In Melbourne, Florida, for example, the Brevard Zoo, specifically…
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Within the war-torn country of Afghanistan, honey is treated as a renown cure-all. However, for some inside those borders, the profitable commodity also creates incredible opportunities for working and owning private businesses, even for young women. One example is 19-year-old Frozan, who three years prior received a loan, purchased two bee hives, and was educated…
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With many scientists on the hunt for anything that could help save ailing pollinators, such as honeybees and similar bee species, researchers with Washington State University may have come up with another viable solution, specifically a material that might help curtail the effects of extensive pesticide exposure by removing such toxins from bees’ systems. According…
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Given where the United States lies geographically, most if not all of us understand the issue of sweat once the summer heat rolls in. No matter how many lakes, rivers, pools, or oceans we jump into or how much deodorant we buy, we’re often stuck in a sweat fest for at least half the…
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If you’re looking for a new twist on an old barbeque chicken recipe, then you need to check out these honey and harissa chicken thighs pronto. Just to warn you—you won’t be disappointed when you take a bite into this delicious flavor mashup! Ingredients for Raw Honey and Harissa Chicken Thighs 1 bell pepper, fresh…
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Though honeybees are our go-to source for honey and pollination, there are other bees out there that pollinate plants and the crops we use for food. Interestingly, unlike honeybees, most of the over 4,000 species of bees on the North American continent don’t live in colonies. Actually, most native bee species are solitary—nesting in cavities,…
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When you’re trying to deal with your acne, but nothing’s working, and it seems to only be getting worse, it’s easy to imagine how much this can stress you out. And, of course, to add insult to injury, breakouts seem to happen only at the most inconvenient of times—the morning before that big job interview,…
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