Bees navigate by recognizing patterns and symmetry, and although they have very small brains, they are one of the most efficient species in terms of navigation, scientists have found. In fact, research shows that bees are better than even supercomputers at finding the shortest route between many flowers without visiting the same flower twice. The problem-solving ability of bees is thought to be because of the bees’ need to preserve as much energy as possible to find food and make their way home.
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I would like more detail on how the routing is done in the bee's brain. |