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Honey Bees Guarding Hives Are Twice As Likely to Let in a Trespasser If It Is Infected With Deadly Virus

April 27, 2020admin

According to new research, Israeli acute paralysis virus (IAPV) can manipulate bees’ behavior so that infected individuals can enter new colonies.
Source: Honey & Bee

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