Monogamy has been found to enhance the cooperative social structure of insects such as bees, wasps and ants. These insects…
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Monogamy and close genetic relationships have been found to work together to enhance the social structure of insects such…
The elephant population in Kenya has proved to be a serious problem for farmers. Luckily a new method of keep elephants away…
Monitoring the brain of the humble honeybee could help improve our understanding of mental disorders such as schizophrenia…
Bees remember landmarks and read information from the sky to find their way home from an amazing 11 kilometres away and over…
Bee colonies that send unusually young bees out to forage for food could be at risk of collapse, new modelling shows. Declining…
Monash University research shows that bees use the same technique as humans to reinvigorate their senses. The research, published…
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