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Carpenter Bees: 'Dogfighting' Tactics Shed Light on Aerial Combat In Flying Animals
Carpenter bees engage in dogfighting-like behaviors to defend their hives and prevent other bees from laying eggs in their carefully-constructed homes. Using a GoPro, researcher Dr. Brandon Jackson of Longwood University recently filmed the bee's rather unique aerial combat style.
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