Originally posted by LondonCalling
Ive heard its to do with the migration of them killer hornets. By god i hope i heard wrong, if i so much as presume one is in within 100 miles of me ill kill myself lol

One of the patterns reported by the group at Penn State was that all producers in a preliminary survey noted a period of "extraordinary stress" affecting the colonies in question prior to their die-off, most commonly involving poor nutrition and/or drought. This is the only factor that all of the cases of CCD had in common in this report; accordingly, there is at least some significant possibility that the phenomenon is correlated to nutritional stress, and may not manifest in healthy, well-nourished colonies.

Originally posted by JacKatMtn
This article points out warnings that Einstein gave concerning disappearing bees.

Albert Einstein warned humankind of two approaching apocalypses: on was nuclear annihilation and the other involved bees. He said: "If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe then man would only have four years of life left.