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Article: Your succa is safe from honeybees, wasps after dark
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- Jerusalem Post
- Article date:
- October 20, 1996
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JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH
Jerusalem Post
10-20-1996
Do bees sleep after dark, even if tempting food is nearby? No bees came close to our succa after nightfall, but after we brought in the first bit of food in the morning, they came with a lot of appetite, and more soon followed. Do bees have such a good sense of smell? Do they tell each other that there is a good meal nearby? Do they sleep? What do they like to eat? Will they leave me alone if I don't try to chase them away? Eric, Jerusalem.
Tammy Keasar, a doctoral student at the Hebrew University's Department of Evolution, Systematics and Ecology who is conducting live-bee experiments at its Center for Rationality and Interactive ...