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6 of 13Science in Pictures: Jellyfish Venom and TickSaliva
Warm Bee Food. Biologists report thathoneybees can discriminate between food atdifferent temperatures, which may helpthem find the warm, sugar-rich nectar orhigh-protein pollen produced by manyflowers. During the day, the researcherssaid, temperatures in the centers ofdaffodils can be up to eight degrees Celsiuswarmer than they are outside the flowers.
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