Beehives Found on Abandoned Heavy Equipment in Banjarbaru, Impact of Forest Fires?
Beehives have been discovered on abandoned heavy machinery in Banjarbaru, South Kalimantan. This unusual behavior by bees, likely displaced by forest fires, raises concerns about the impact on the local ecosystem.
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