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June 23rd, 2010
Bees Fitted with Tiny ID Tags for Study

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INDEPENDENT UK – Bees are being fitted with tiny radio ID tags to monitor their movements as part of research into whether pesticides could be giving the insects brain disorders, scientists said today.   The study is examining concerns that pesticides could be damaging bees’ abilities to gather food, navigate and even perform their famous “waggle dance” through which they tell other bees where nectar can be found. Read More