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Honey Bees Can't Resist Caffeine [VIDEO]
Honey Bees can't resist caffeine, and some plants are even making their nectar more caffeinated to attract them. This dynamic could have serious impacts on pollination and honey production, researchers say.
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Fire Ants Create 'Living Life Raft" To Survive South Carolina Flood
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Frogs' Tongue Acts Like Sticky Tape?
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