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  • Bumble bees survive winter through physical adaptations like thicker hair and the ability to shiver, as well as chemical protections such as glycol, which prevents their tissues from freezing. Queens overwinter in underground burrows, though climate warming can threaten their survival by causing them to wake too frequently and starve.

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    Themes: biodiversitypollinatorclimate changeclimate change adaptation
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    Document type: Guide

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