Lickety-spit: how bees use trophallaxis to easily communicate
by Rusty Burlew
Bees exchange food and information through trophallaxis. Note their extended tongues.
Trophallaxis is direct bee-to-bee transfer of food and information. Itβs used by social insects like honey bees to communicate vital information about colony health and supplies.
https://www.honeybeesuite.com/lickety-spit-how-bees-use-trophallaxis-to-easily-communicate/
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Lickety-spit: how bees use trophallaxis to easily communicate https://www.honeybeesuite.com/lickety-spit-how-bees-use-trophallaxis-to-easily-communicate/ #foodtransfer #honeystomach #trophallaxis #beebiology #pheromones #proboscis
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I had a wonderful lecture by @Adria about social communication and evolutionary transitions in ants π π made me thinking about evolution of socially transmitted materials.. π
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