Why Is California Classifying Bees As Fish?

The video discusses the efforts of conservation groups to list bees as endangered in California, allowing them protection under the state's Endangered Species Act. The Act's definition of 'fish' includes invertebrates, thus classifying bees as fish. This ruling impacts farmers, especially citrus growers, who may face challenges with pollination and insecticide use. The video highlights the complexities of legal language and its implications for agriculture and conservation.

What is the main goal of the conservation groups mentioned in the text?

How does the California Endangered Species Act define fish, and what implication does this have for bees?

What challenges do citrus growers face regarding the use of bees and insecticides?

What potential consequences do farmers face if they accidentally harm an endangered species?

What are the reactions of conservationists and citrus growers to the ruling regarding bees?