Do you understand? Even the bees are learning foreign languages \u200b\u200b.... I found reading this news I report below .... I know that sooner or later I'll try some other students in beehive, only that I fear the only bargaining chip with their honey is not it ....
not only cumbersome but also multilingual, bees learn languages \u200b\u200bstraniere11 August 2009. Among the unique ability of bees is also to learn 'language' foreign. Scholars based at the Australian National University in Canberra have discovered that Asian and European bees are able to learn and understand each other, the secret language of 'dances' that describe where to find food. "Honey bees measure the distance of flight to a food source using an 'visual odometer' that keeps track of objects that they pass over, and transfer information back to her friends with the dances, waving back, which show the distance and direction of the food source, "says the prof. Shaowu Zhang of the Center for Visual Sciences of the University, who led the study published in the journal PLoS ONE of the Public Library of Science.
not only cumbersome but also multilingual, bees learn languages \u200b\u200bstraniere11 August 2009. Among the unique ability of bees is also to learn 'language' foreign. Scholars based at the Australian National University in Canberra have discovered that Asian and European bees are able to learn and understand each other, the secret language of 'dances' that describe where to find food. "Honey bees measure the distance of flight to a food source using an 'visual odometer' that keeps track of objects that they pass over, and transfer information back to her friends with the dances, waving back, which show the distance and direction of the food source, "says the prof. Shaowu Zhang of the Center for Visual Sciences of the University, who led the study published in the journal PLoS ONE of the Public Library of Science.
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