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Bees Count From Left To Right Just Like Some Humans, Apes And Birds: Study
Bees have a consistent left-to-right mental number line, according to a study. This means they prefer to order lower numbers on the left and higher numbers on the right.
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Bumble Bees Suffering From Loss of Smell After Heat Waves Struck the Planet Last Year, Finds Study
Extreme heat waves are not only a growing threat to humans but also to vital pollinators like bumble bees. A recent study published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B reveals that heat waves can significantly impair bumble bees' ability to detect the scents of flowers they depend on for food. This discovery raises concerns about the potentia...
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How To Grow Plants On The Moon - What A New Study Reveals
What do you need to make your garden grow? Imagine you had no rich soil, or showers of rain, or bees and butterflies. And the sunshine was either too harsh and direct or absent causing freezing temperatures.
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Studies on Kissing, the Word 'Huh?' Among Ig Nobel Award Winners
Researchers who studied the consequences of intense kissing, the global use of the word "huh?" and how badly bee stings hurt on different parts of the body were among the winners of this year's Ig Nobel prizes for comical scientific achievements.
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Panel to study impact of radiation from mobile towers
The Environment Ministry has set up a panel to study the impact of radiation from mobile towers on bees and birds and formulate guidelines for regulating installation of such structures.This has come in the wake of reports that electromagnetic radiation...
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Bees Count From Left To Right Just Like Some Humans, Apes And Birds: Study
Bees have a consistent left-to-right mental number line, according to a study. This means they prefer to order lower numbers on the left and higher numbers on the right.
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Bumble Bees Suffering From Loss of Smell After Heat Waves Struck the Planet Last Year, Finds Study
Extreme heat waves are not only a growing threat to humans but also to vital pollinators like bumble bees. A recent study published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B reveals that heat waves can significantly impair bumble bees' ability to detect the scents of flowers they depend on for food. This discovery raises concerns about the potentia...
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How To Grow Plants On The Moon - What A New Study Reveals
What do you need to make your garden grow? Imagine you had no rich soil, or showers of rain, or bees and butterflies. And the sunshine was either too harsh and direct or absent causing freezing temperatures.
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Studies on Kissing, the Word 'Huh?' Among Ig Nobel Award Winners
Researchers who studied the consequences of intense kissing, the global use of the word "huh?" and how badly bee stings hurt on different parts of the body were among the winners of this year's Ig Nobel prizes for comical scientific achievements.
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Panel to study impact of radiation from mobile towers
The Environment Ministry has set up a panel to study the impact of radiation from mobile towers on bees and birds and formulate guidelines for regulating installation of such structures.This has come in the wake of reports that electromagnetic radiation...
