Scientists are warning that honey bees are dying off - a threat to human survival. Bees' legs and wings carry the pollen that allow crops to flourish. While pesticides protect those plants, they also kill the pollinators, a lesson being learned in Rwanda. We get more from VOA’s Arash Arabasadi.
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