Tiny dancer: Scientists spy on booty-shaking bees to help conservation
2020-02-13 02:41
WASHINGTON: We've long known honey bees shake their behinds to communicate the location of high-value flower patches to one another, a form of signaling that scientists refer to as "waggle dances".
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