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Bees and Humans Share Love of Caffeine, Gives Them Memory Boost
Bees and humans share a love for something previously unimagined, caffeine. Scientists said in a study released Thursday that bees get a caffeine boost from some naturally caffeine-laced plants which enhance their learning process and boosts their long-term memory.
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