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Bremen's New Insect Species: No Threat to Native Nature

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More than 15 species of bees and wasps have been detected in Bremen for the first time in recent years. These species are unlikely to pose a threat to native ecosystems.
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Bremen's New Insect Species: No Threat to Native Nature

More than 15 species of bees and wasps have been detected in Bremen for the first time in recent years. These species are unlikely to pose a threat to native ecosystems.

·Bremen, Germany
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WESER-KURIER broke the news in Bremen, Germany on Saturday, May 24, 2025.
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