Bees Japanese cooks his enemies!
New scientific research revealed that the Japanese bees not only cooperate in the attack on his enemies but with their brains and treatment system in response to threats.
He cited research by the University of Tokyo Japanese newspaper reported Telegraph British on its website that the bees Japanese when they face arch-enemy Hornet Asian giant aggressive the bees attacking بالتكتل about Hornet and a so-called scientists «football bees defensive hot» which is of unique its kind for the types of bees. The research stated that up to 500 of the bees move all at one time flight muscles their bodies and the ball of bees Cook Hornet even death. The group of researchers that this discovery may seem as a sign that the Japanese bees is 'smarter' than its European counterpart, but that is not the case but it is just a matter of evolution in response to environmental factors surrounding. Said Professor Cobo Tkio University of Tokyo that «one of the great mysteries for us is still how the animals' brains evolved and how it works', adding 'that this would be for us is the next great puzzle that will be put under discussion.
New scientific research revealed that the Japanese bees not only cooperate in the attack on his enemies but with their brains and treatment system in response to threats.
He cited research by the University of Tokyo Japanese newspaper reported Telegraph British on its website that the bees Japanese when they face arch-enemy Hornet Asian giant aggressive the bees attacking بالتكتل about Hornet and a so-called scientists «football bees defensive hot» which is of unique its kind for the types of bees. The research stated that up to 500 of the bees move all at one time flight muscles their bodies and the ball of bees Cook Hornet even death. The group of researchers that this discovery may seem as a sign that the Japanese bees is 'smarter' than its European counterpart, but that is not the case but it is just a matter of evolution in response to environmental factors surrounding. Said Professor Cobo Tkio University of Tokyo that «one of the great mysteries for us is still how the animals' brains evolved and how it works', adding 'that this would be for us is the next great puzzle that will be put under discussion.
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