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Wild queen bees attempt to invade commercial hives, but get slaughtered by rival workersWild queen bumblebees get killed by worker bees inside commercial hives after they are lured in by vibrant colors and the promise of usurping the resident queen.
By Harry Baker Published
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Do bees have knees?Bees do have a femur and a tibia, but do they have a kneecap like ours?
By JoAnna Wendel Published
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This wasp uses its prickly penis to escape certain deathMale mason wasps have no venom, but they can still stab predators with their genitals.
By Nicoletta Lanese Published
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Horrifying close-up photo of an ant is the stuff of nightmaresA zoomed-in photo of an ant is giving the internet the chills.
By Jennifer Nalewicki Last updated
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Swarming bees may potentially change the weather, new study suggestsBees can electrify the air by as much as 1000 volts per meter, or more than a thunderstorm.
By Ben Turner Published
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Animal Sex: How Mosquitoes Do ItMosquito reproduction involves swarms, behavior-altering seminal fluid and tons of eggs.
By Joseph Castro Last updated
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The Truth About Red Food Dye Made from BugsOpinion If the idea of eating red food dye made from bugs grosses you out, consider that if it doesn't come from a bug, it may come from something worse.
By Luke Yoquinto Last updated
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Mosquito larvae launch their heads like tiny harpoons to nab prey, video revealsResearchers have captured the first-ever footage of mosquito larvae flinging their heads at prey in deadly hunting strikes.
By Mindy Weisberger Last updated
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Beetles Decimate Canadian ForestsHordes of mountain pine beetles are decimating British Columbian forests.
By Stéphan Reebs Last updated
