４月１３日に大阪駅前バスターミナルからレスキューしたジャパニーズ（ニホンミツバチ）
レスキューから2ヶ月が経ち、どうなったと思います？
ニホンミツバチは身体の大きさがセイヨウミツバチより小さい為、普段使っている巣礎（6角系の集合体）
が使えないので、空の巣枠に０から巣作りを行っていました。
が、昨日内検するとごはん用に入れていたセイヨウミツバチの蜜巣枠の巣房を小さく加工して子育てを行っていました。
なんとも逞しく、生命力に溢れた姿にスタッフは大感動でした
Japanese (Apis cerana japonica) bees were rescued from Osaka Station Front Bus Terminal on April 13th.
Two months have passed since the rescue. What do you think happened?
Since Japanese bees are smaller in size than European honeybees, they cannot use the typical hexagonal honeycomb structures they usually use for their nests. Instead, they had to start building their nests from scratch in empty comb frames.
However, during yesterday’s inspection, it was discovered that they had modified and adapted the honeycomb cells of European honeybees, which were originally placed for food storage, to raise their young.
The staff were deeply moved by their resilience and vitality, and it was truly an inspiring sight.
