Animals
Bee Tongue Length Impacts How They Adapt to Change
It sounds silly, but how long their tongue is can really be the difference between life and death for some bees. Researchers suggest that in the wake of changing ecosystems, the adaptability of tongue length is crucial to bee populations looking to survive.
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