Bumblebees carbo-load on the fly
They use their sesame seed-sized brains to prioritize getting the most calories as quickly as possible.
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They use their sesame seed-sized brains to prioritize getting the most calories as quickly as possible.
In honor of this column occurring on April Fool’s Day, I thought we’d take a look at some plants that employ deception. The complicated interactions that occur in nature often
But there's a less obvious fallout with the food we eat and more specifically our honey. our demand for honey is far greater than we can produce so we look to different countries to get our fix but means different food and safety regulations. who's to say what's even in our honey? so i'm going to do a little experiment on supermarket honey. i'm meeting an anthropologist and pollen spegtist at texas a&m university. when you test honey, what are you looking for? >> where the honey comes from. the country of origin and then of course, the other thing we'd like to know is what were the nectar sour...