So there is a place in China where the Bee's just left/died out. But there was still the need for something to pollinate Chinese apples/fruits. So without bee's humans turned to...humans. Human pollination turned out to be way better than bee pollination, and production increased 30-40%. So despite what this video said, human's can live, and still have those products that "need" bee pollination. However, hand pollination in the U.S. or in the future will be way more expensive than in China. In fact, in China they're already beginning to experience what might happen when hand pollination gets too expensive.

That all being said, if people really want something, people will figure out a way to get it!

http://www.npr.org/blogs/krulwich/2013/12/04/248795791/how-important-is-a-bee

Time to go back to my diet of fried butter and Flintstones' vitamins!

The Coolness of the Science makes it hard to look at the attractive girl

Or the tag fell off and something else thought it was food, and ate the tag...

I feel like the intro to each one of these was like the intro to an infomercial...

Well I say if you don't like the movies don't watch em! ~(^_^~)

Aaah! Spoiler!