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How Young Bees Order a Kid's Meal
Infants, toddlers, and tweens all have different nutritional needs. For humans, motherly intuition certainly helps, but a large part of getting a child what he or she needs comes from doctor recommendations. Bees, however, don't have pediatricians. So how do little larvae get the right nutrition when they need it? A new study investigates.
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