Observatory: Brains of Honeybee Scouts Are Wired for Adventure

Friday, March 9, 2012 - 15:50 in Biology & Nature

Thrill-seeking bees that fearlessly leave their hives and search for new sources of food and hive locations have genetic brain patterns that set them apart from more timid bees, a new study suggests.

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