Queen bees use chemical signals to keep their daughters home
Scientists say chemical signals help determine whether offspring remain and work for the queen or leave to establish nests of their own.
More from Indiana College Newspapers
Indiana Statesman | Indiana State University
13 loaded casserole picks worth prepping the night before a long week
Indiana College Newspapers
•
18h ago
Indiana Statesman | Indiana State University
17 meal prep recipes to keep dinners easy once the clocks change
Indiana College Newspapers
•
18h ago
Indiana Statesman | Indiana State University
15 trick-or-treat night dinners that fill the gaps without slowing the fun
Indiana College Newspapers
•
18h ago
Indiana Statesman | Indiana State University
Southwest illegal border crossing reach lowest level for one year in U.S. history
Indiana College Newspapers
•
18h ago
Indiana Statesman | Indiana State University
End-of-week reports show price pressures across US economy
Indiana College Newspapers
•
2d ago
Indiana Statesman | Indiana State University
17 game day recipes loaded with melty, golden party favorites
Indiana College Newspapers
•
2d ago
Indiana Statesman | Indiana State University
15 vintage dishes that made my family's holiday table feel like the old days
Indiana College Newspapers
•
2d ago
Indiana Statesman | Indiana State University
The best horror movie you've never seen
Indiana College Newspapers
•
2d ago