New paper on "wing-slapping," the defensive behavior of #honeybee, now out in @ESAEcology!
Watch the full video set to the cool music of #MIYAVI (@MIYAVI_OFFICIAL), who’s renowned for his guitar slapping!
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https://t.co/WV6VJ0K0gx
Paper info:
https://t.co/p3VIK4DpQP
Yesterday at 2pm the first honeybee (Apis mellifera) in this species’ evolutionary history managed to pull a string for reward. They are much harder to train than bumblebees, though!
Time for celebration for the @cic_film team!!
Prof. Dr. Axel Brockmann, (co-producer) giving his acceptance speech elaborating importance of research on #honeybees in Asia.
@cic_film: Best independent wildlife documentary, Global Southern Lights Award, @silbersalzhalle, 2023.
Why some humans are consistently more attractive to mosquitoes!
Differential mosquito attraction to humans is associated with skin-derived carboxylic acid levels https://t.co/NyXKgAH9hg
A radar-tracked #honeybee#drone flight from the hive to a drone congegration area and back; actual flight is 9:21 minutes. Video by Joe Woodgate; see https://t.co/zHmgGp9tES
🐝 Glimpse into the inner structure of bee swarms - now officially out in @SciReports 🐝
https://t.co/ClbVWXo2U7
We find&explain a new scaling law in collaboration with @JayaramKaushik🚨See bonus blog post by first-author postdoc extraordinaire @o_shishk https://t.co/cssdEhLttf
Everybody, I’m super excited to present to you: the inside structure of a honey bee swarm!
New preprint led by @o_shishk in collab with @JayaramKaushik "Strength-mass scaling law governs mass distribution inside honey bee swarms"
https://t.co/u19jgk7Lqq
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[1/2] Recent work by @nyatonkitnya et al. (2022) strongly suggests that Apis laboriosa is a distinct species & not a subspecies of Apis dorsata, as previously thought by most bee researchers.
Read more: https://t.co/I40AusCfKe
Funded by: @DBTIndia@ugc_india@DAEIndia
Is that what you thought? #CASCB researcher Tatjana Petrov, Morgane Nouvian and colleagues found out that 🐝🐝🐝 #Honeybees are less likely to sting in larger groups!
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I'm super excited to present some of our latest work! Tracking bees, automatically detecting dances and other vibratory behaviors, understanding functional roles of bees through social network analysis, I'll show a bee robot too! @DDormagen@nebww@AdrianZachariae@WarioFernando
#ColoniesInConflict - First film in India about Apis dorsata a honeybee species we see around our neighbourhood but know so little about. In the film we tried to follow the trajectory of the Rockbees and witness a possible decline in their population.
A huge group of Japanese honeybees protect themselves from a giant hornet entering the nest by surrounding the invader and flapping their wings, creating lethal heat for the hornet but the bees. A rhodopsin might be involved in the thermal sensation: https://t.co/adGtsrqGQj