Honey Bees Can’t Practice Social Distancing, So They Stay Healthy in Close Quarters by Working Together

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By The ConversationAug 16, 2020, 12:17 pm621 ptsHotTop
By Rachael Bonoan and Phil Starks As many states and cities across the U.S. struggle to control COVID-19 transmission, one challenge is curbing the spread among people living in close quarters. Social distancing can be difficult in places such as nursing homes, apartments, college dormitories and migrant worker…

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