29. Pollination Powers: Bees and Moths
Bees and moths are vital pollinators, transferring pollen as they visit flowers in search of nectar.
Their work enables the reproduction of countless plant species, supporting entire ecosystems and much of the world’s food supply.
Crops like apples, almonds, and tomatoes rely on insect pollination for high yields.
The decline of pollinators puts global agriculture and biodiversity at risk, underscoring their irreplaceable role in nature.