Honeybees deemphasize potential ‘misinformation’ in their waggle dances
Confident bees work harder to convince their peers of tasty treats
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What star in the northeast flashes colorfully? It’s Capella!
If you see a bright star in the northeast on October evenings, twinkling with red and green flashes, it's probably Capella. See sky charts here. The post What star in the northeast flashes colorfully?