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Zodiac Calendar Pros And Cons

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I think that bees should be included on the zodiac calendar. The reason for it is that we all know that the earth is very connected, and how some organisms need others to survive. Bees are important for the survival of many organism, well technically the whole world would be very different if it didn’t have bees. Crops and plants get pollinated by bees; as in the things we eat and sell for food and income. There are a lot of different types of bees each with jobs they’re good at and they all work to help disperse the pollen to the plants and foods. Continuing with food; without bees some foods wouldn’t even be able to mass produce or even be available. Like; cucumber, pumpkins, broccoli, apples, blueberries, cherries, watermelons, and etc…

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