A walnut-sized bee with a massive jaw and impressive wingspan has been spotted for the first time in nearly 38 years, proving its species is not extinct.
Source: World’s biggest bee spotted alive for the first time in decades | CBC News
World’s biggest bee spotted alive for the first time in decades | CBC News
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