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3D model of experimental apparatus. A bee is doing an experimental trial. Its route from the nest box is traced in red through removable plastic doors. In the first experimental compartment the stimuli are displayed on the monitor and plastic chips hold the associated solution (sugar or bitter quinine during training and water during test). The first attempt at feeding from one of the chips is recorded as a choice of stimulus. The bee will continue to the next two compartments for the next trials so that each foraging bout includes three trials.

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Ancient DNA Shows How Neanderthal Genes Shaped the Human Jaw

Scientists have discovered coiled optic nerves in chameleons, a trait not known to exist in any other lizard and one that is rare among all animals.

Chameleons Hide Coiled Optic Nerves That Fooled Scholars

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Ricardo Rocha with a Príncipe Green Snake (Hapsidophrys principis), endemic from Principe Island. Photo by Patricia Guedes

Island Reptiles Are Vanishing Before Science Can Catch Up

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Not All Bats Are Viral Villains, Study Finds

An octopus camouflages itself with the seafloor.

Scientists Unlock Lab Recipe For Octopus Camouflage Pigment

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Cells Reveal A Hidden Kill Switch In Mitochondria

An orca swims next to a shark with a visible wound. Image by Marco Villegas.

Orcas Flip Young Great Whites To Target Livers In Gulf

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Sugar-Butter Withdrawal Primes Gut Microbes For Alcohol Seeking

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