Bees, and similar nectar feeders, get sweeter juice with dipping tongues

Wednesday, October 12, 2011 - 12:31 in Biology & Nature

A field of flowers may seem innocuous -- but for the birds and bees that depend on it for sustenance, that floral landscape can be a battlefield mined with predators and competitors. The more efficient a pollinator is in feeding, the less chance it has of becoming food itself.

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