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Different Bee Species Can Learn Each Other's Language

Species of honeybees inhabiting the Asian and the European continent are somehow different from each other through the fact that they communicate using different languages. About 30 to 50 million years ago, honeybees split into nine species currently found all over the world and started developing unique communication languages. Honeybees 'talk' to each other through dance, thus sharing valuable information such as where flowers are found or where the hive has set the nest. "The sco... Read »
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