Animals
The Bee Bachelor: Male Bumblebees Make the Ultimate Escape
Bees are traditionally viewed as hardworking insects but what most people would be surprised to know is that male bumblebees leave home and fly away without looking back. Researchers from the University of Exeter have discovered that male bumblebees make no effort to remember the nest they've come from.
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