Is there more humans on earth or bees?

Question

when I say bees, i'm not referring to a specific kind of bee. I mean all the bees total on the whole planet.

Answer 1

Temperate regions tend to have at least one hive per acre with 5,000-40,000 bees per hive, across most of the land area of the Earth. Factoring in uninhabitable areas, there's probably still about 5,000 bees per acre on average for the land area of Earth. The Earth averages about .05 people per acre, so there are probably around 100,000 times as many bees in the world as there are people.

Answer 2

Wayyyyyyyyyyy more bees. But here in California they're saying there's a bee shortage. With all the paranoia about killer bees. Every time a hive is spotted someone has to call it in. I have a theory about the bees in my area. The freeway has groves on both sides of it in one section. Certain times of the year when the bees are active you can't drive through there without killing 50-100 bees. Multiply that by the thousands and thousands of cars that drive by there every single day. There's far more cars on the road than there used to be. Millions of bees are being killed. Just that stat alone will tell you there's just a few more bees than humans on this planet.

Answer 3

bees

Answer 4

Bees for sure!!

Answer 5

There are more humans on bees.