Tiny Transmitters Show How Bees Behave When They’re Sick Backpacks for Bees! By Mary Beth Griggs | Published Jul 14, 2015 10:37 PM Animals A bee with an RFID tag on a flower. Lori Lach SHARE Bee With Tag Tagged Bees A group of the tagged bees. Bee With Tag A bee with an RFID tag on a flower. Monitoring Equipment Equipment used in the experiment. Animals bees diseases insects Pollinators MORE TO READ RELATED It’s 10 PM. Do you know where your cat is? In Iceland, traditionally a land of cat lovers, bans and curfews are redefining the human relationship with domestic cats. READ NOW RELATED Inside the Yurok Tribe’s mission to make critically endangered condors thrive Hunters, dairy farmers, utility operators, loggers, government agents, and conservationists have all supported the tribe in helping North America’s largest land-based birds. RELATED What’s got two legs and a head for climbing? Rosy-faced lovebirds. "This is so weird from an evolutionary perspective," a co-author of the new study says.
