Have you noticed that there's less buzzing in the summer air now a days? Insects and especially bees have gradually disappeared from nature over the past decades.
And it's not a good thing that our little black and yellow friends are disappearing, cause they actually have an enormous importance for our ecosystem and food. So what would happen if they disappeared completely?

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For this video we spoke to the following researchers:
Per Kryger, senior researcher,
Department of Agroecology -
Entomology and Plant Pathology,
Aarhus University


Beate Strandberg, senior researcher,
Department of Ecoscience -
Terrestrial Ecology,
Aarhus University


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Organisation: Emil Madsen Aaby
Photo: Emil Madsen Aaby
Post-production: Kristian Højgaard Nielsen
Graphic identity, motion graphics: Peter Due (SoMe Tv)
Other graphics & motion graphics: Kristian Højgaard Nielsen
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Extras: Theis Bock

Music:
The Curious Kitten - Aaron Kenny
The Plan's Working - Cooper Cannell
Takeoff - Ethan Meixsell

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