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What more do our bees have to take from these out of control scientists?
First they mainline them on cocaine and now get them plastered them with
ethanol.
They dance a lot on cocaine and end up on their back, drunk, with alcohol.
They did not need bees to see that, just use beekeepers.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2004/10/041025123121.htm
Researchers gave honey bees various levels of ethanol, the intoxicating
> agent in liquor, and monitored the ensuing behavioral effects of the drink –
> specifically how much time the bees spent flying, walking, standing still,
> grooming and flat on their backs, so drunk they couldn't stand up.
Bill Truesdell a member of both PETB and the SPCB
Bath, Maine
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