They found that roughly 500 are an unusual color called bee-UV-green, visible to bees but not humans.
In addition, such studies that incorporate behavioral, genomic and physiological components will help us to better understand current worldwide declines of honey bee populations that are often characterized by an unusual loss of adult bees from the colony [ 72].
City airports around the world are harbouring some very unusual communities: hives of bees.
John Day, (born 1574, Cawston, Norfolk, Eng. died 1640?) Elizabethan dramatist whose verse allegory The Parliament of Bees shows unusual ingenuity and delicacy of imagination.
PARIS — Jewels inspired by dancers' movements at the Cirque du Soleil and nature's butterflies and bees in unusual gem stones were shown last week in an haute couture initiative.
Beijing-based artist Ren Ri has an unusual team of collaborators: bees.
Though his chocolates are sold elsewhere, there are some unusual ones at the Bee and the Buttercup, including truffles that are shaped and wrapped to look like wine corks, and chocolates filled with caramel that mimic mushrooms.
Dr. Hamilton realized that the unusual genetic structure of the bees resulted in the workers being so closely related to one another that, in slaving for the hive, they were essentially slaving for the persistence of their own gene pool.
Motorists in Delaware were buzzing with one of the most unusual police alerts ever: "Transient bee swarms in the area".
One of our main research goals on this expedition was to shed light on the poorly understood relationship between a group of uncommon and unusual bush tomatoes and the bee pollinators upon which they depend for reproduction.
