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... bees could not fly . The bee had been analyzed as a heli- copter . So it is with the fly . To stay airborne and move for- ward , the fly must beat his wings as much as two hundred times a second . By comparison , the hummingbird beats ...
... bees could not fly . The bee had been analyzed as a heli- copter . So it is with the fly . To stay airborne and move for- ward , the fly must beat his wings as much as two hundred times a second . By comparison , the hummingbird beats ...
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... bees and butterflies ) walked about in their food and constantly stuck out their tongues . The next time you dine with a fly ( and modern sanitary prac- tice has not greatly diminished the opportunities ) , observe his behavior when he ...
... bees and butterflies ) walked about in their food and constantly stuck out their tongues . The next time you dine with a fly ( and modern sanitary prac- tice has not greatly diminished the opportunities ) , observe his behavior when he ...
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... bees mob the dancer in a frenzy of excitement until finally they rush out of the hive to the sweet cornucopia in the ... bees leaving the hive must fly directly toward the sun to find food . When the dancing bee is crawling downward in ...
... bees mob the dancer in a frenzy of excitement until finally they rush out of the hive to the sweet cornucopia in the ... bees leaving the hive must fly directly toward the sun to find food . When the dancing bee is crawling downward in ...
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