Interesting stuff

'Bumble bee paradox' solved | Science News | Connected | Telegraph

Very clever, but can they design a Fabia door that doesn't f&%$ing leak!?!

(Not that it's playing on my mind at the moment... )

I'm not getting any sound. Are there explanatory words? I seem to be looking at something where the wings are carrying no body weight, rather than a bee whose body is heavy and large in relation to wing-size (I think). I gather hummings birds hum because their wings beat so amazingly fast that it's that which is enough to compensate for body weight to keep them airborne.

I'm lost on this - what is it meant to be telling us?

Ta

Mo

Sharpest knife

It still leaves unanswered the question "Why do f*****g bees like living in my garden shed?"

It still leaves unanswered the question "Why do f*****g bees like living in my garden shed?"

Well, f*****g bees probably like privacy, same as the rest of us plus they know you're a kindly soul who'll leave them to get on with it Anyway, whatever it is, you've got it right cos at least they ain't wasps

I wouldn't kill a fly, course. That's bad news for mosquitoes though which are not flies in my book LOL.

Mo

They've not come back this year.....might have something to do with me putting my barbecue next to the entrance to their home during the summer.

They've not come back this year.....might have something to do with me putting my barbecue next to the entrance to their home during the summer.

Your contribution to global warming is that? (Sorry, being silly.)

Dunno if that's good or bad, given that creatures are territorial - just wondering what next might move in - penquins, whales...

Perhaps you could give the kids a chemistry set? That should sort it for a while (as long as you relocate the barbeque)

Regards

Mo