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"If you want to ask a question of a bumblebee, you have to put yourself in the perspective of bumblebees, " Lotto said.

The researchers found that up to half of wild bumblebees near the greenhouses were infected with this parasite.

"The results mean that theexplanation for the bumblebees' colouration patterns is not as simple aspreviously thought, " he said.

The bumblebees' buzzing did not bother the beavers nor did the beavers' building bother the bumblebees.

The bumblebees' buzzing did not bother the beaver's nor did the beaver's building bother the bumblebees .

The bumblebees' buzzing did not bother the beavers nor did the beavers' buliding bother the bumblebees.

Its newborn are the size of bumblebees and its nest is the size of a walnut.

A study has shown bumblebees can find the solution to a complex math problem that even stumps supercomputers, Science Daily reported.

All of these methods played an important role in the research and prevention of microsporidia in honeybees and bumblebees.

Bumblebees v Pigs: Bumblebees shouldn't have been able to fly, but they did and do.

People have been wondering what is the cause of the decline of bees and moths and bumblebees in Britain.

Fat bumblebees climbed precariously over the petals of bobbing wild flowers.

But it turns out that scientists are using the same mathematical model to describe the behavior of both bumblebees and human serial killers.

Bumblebees of several kinds proved more abundant in San Francisco's urban parks than in two parks outside the city.

However, temperatures rose in the second half of the month, allowing bumblebees to make an appearance.

Her thesis adviser was Dr. Lars Chittka, an expert on the ecology of insect sensory and cognitive abilities, who was studying bumblebees.

Eventually they focused their questions on bumblebees.

This is a beautiful scene of a chamomile field with flying bumblebees and butterflies.

Bumblebees' distinctive bright yellowand black stripes may not be what keeps them safe from their enemies, scientists say.

This could be the way bumblebees fly orperhaps the buzzing sound they make, say the scientists.

And bumblebees are what we call eusocial: they're not truly social, because only the queen is, over winter.

It needs high-quality pollen that has been collected by other bumblebees.

Bumblebees really could fly, after all!

This highly visible hue is found on everything from bumblebees to school buses, traffic signs to highlighters.

Effect of Transgenic Produces on Honeybees and Bumblebees

A Study on the Pollination of Bumblebees to Greenhouse White Gourd