Nagaland’s underground bee: New species found nearly 80 cm beneath soil

EastMojo has reported a new India-focused state politics development: “Nagaland’s underground bee: New species found nearly 80 cm beneath soil.” The publisher's feed describes the story as follows: Guwahati: A stingless bee barely 5 mm long has been found living nearly 80 cm beneath the soil in Nagaland, with researchers discovering an underground colony connected to the surface by a 1.1-metre-long tunnel and containing an estimated 350–400 ml of honey. The bee has been identified as a new spec
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