Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) is a phenomenon affecting honeybee populations, where a significant number of worker bees abandon their hive, leaving behind the queen and immature bees. This sudden disappearance disrupts the hive's ability to function, leading to its decline. The exact causes of CCD are still being researched, but factors such as pesticides, disease, and poor nutrition are believed to contribute. The decline of honeybee populations poses a threat to pollination, which is essential for many crops and plants, impacting food production and ecosystems.