Bees’ Fuzzy Bodies Help ThemDetect Electrical Charges From Flowers

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By Yale Environment 360May 31, 2016, 2:42 am47 pts
Back in 2013, scientists discovered that bees can detect the electrical charges that flowers emit, helping them locate nearby food sources. Mark Burnett/Wikimedia Exactly how the bees were doing this, however, remained a mystery. Now, scientists have found that the hairs on bees’ fuzzy bodies move in response…

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