Animals
Australian Bees 'Play a Game of Thrones'
Here's something you don't hear every day. The months-long Australian bee war is finally over. According to a recent field study, two different species of stingless bees had been fighting over the right to occupy a single hive for generations. Who says insects and humans can't relate?
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