Psychology Today4 天
A Lesson From the Honey Bee
A honey bee tears itself open when it stings, releasing poison into its victim. Stinging words between humans can be replaced ...
Daily Mail5 天
Bees are less likely to sting when in a pair, scientists say
Analysis revealed that individual bees varied in their likelihood to sting, indicating that some are inherently more aggressive than others. Certain conditions - such as the introduction of an ...
StudyFinds on MSN8 天
Honey bees wear tiny backpacks to track thousands of pollination routes
Discover fascinating insights into the behavior of honey bees. A new study reveals how far they travel to forage and how long ...
Scientists Strapped QR Codes Onto Thousands of Bees to Learn How Far They Actually Fly
Researchers put a sensor at the entrance of beehives to register each time the pollinators entered or exited, and how long ...
来自MSN1 个月
Carpenter bees sting, but here’s why you’ll want them to keep buzzing around your garden
Comparatively speaking, the sting of a carpenter bee will likely ... right back into that wood anyway,” Jacobs says. How do bees make honey? A scientist breaks down this intricate process.
Rolling Out10 天
How bee stings can affect your health and what to do
Bee stings are not just a painful inconvenience; they are the result of a highly evolved biological defense mechanism. When a bee stings, it injects venom, which contains a complex mixture of ...
WWF1 年
Bees feel the sting of climate change in the East of England
Pollinator species include wasps, ants, butterflies, beetles, moths and bees. There are more than 250 species of bee in the UK, including the honey bee that normally lives in hives that are ...