Dancing Animals With Some Serious Moves

So, you think you can dance?

Animals dance, too. They don’t all do it quite the same way we do, but they often shake their stuff for the same reasons (showing off for the opposite sex) and sometimes for vastly more complex ones. See our list of animals with smooth moves.

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Birds of Paradise, Dancing Peacock Spider, honey bee, Parrots, peacock spider, Red-Capped Manakin Bird, spider,

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How Molecular Switch for Sex Evolved in Honeybees Revealed

A group of researchers from Arizona State University have carried out a study in which they have revealed about how the evolution process of molecular switch for sex in honeybees has taken place.

It was in the mid-1800s that Johann Dzierson, a Silesian monk, came up with a genetic mechanism for sex determination. One thing he could not was how male and females were produced in honeybee colonies.

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Bee, honey bee,

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Red Honey

Utah beekeepers have been noticing an unusual red coloring and hints of coconut, cherry, and mint in their honey.

State inspectors believe the honey's strange properties is a product of bees munching on a cocktail of "crushed, rehydrated candy canes and other candy materials." KSL.com reported.

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Bee, honey bee, red honey,

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