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AnimalsNative pollinators boost crop yields worldwide
Farms with crops from coffee to mangoes don’t get the best yields if they rely solely on honeybees.
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ChemistryCaffeine’s buzz attracts bees to flowers
Nectar of some blooms carries the drug, which improves bee memory.
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Health & MedicineBee venom component might offer HIV protection
A toxin delivered by nanoparticles stops the virus in a lab study.
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LifeBees need honey’s natural pharmaceuticals
Ingredients trigger insects' genes for detoxification and immune defenses against bacteria.
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AnimalsTongue bristles help bats lap up nectar
High-speed videos capture stretched-out tongue bumps that stretch out so nectar-feeding bats can slurp up their food.
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Colorful duck bills hint at sperm quality, plus dangerous jellies and throwback bees in this week’s news.
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Jellyfish keep eyes on the sky, plus hot mosquitoes, the key to royal jelly and more in this week’s news.
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HumansGeographic profiling fights disease
Widely used to snare serial criminals, a forensic method finds application in epidemiology.
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Romeo-and-Juliet leafhoppers, sleep-deprived honeybees, dragonfly aces and more in this week’s news.
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TechRounding out an insect-eye view
A new humanmade version of an insect's compound eye could perform like the real thing.
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Bee Concerned: Big study—Selective pollinators are declining
A new study provides evidence of a decline among some of Europe's insect pollinators and the wild plants that need them.
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AnimalsHot and hungry bees hit hot spots
New lab experiments suggest that bumblebees like warm flowers and can learn color cues to pick them out.
By Susan Milius