We Illustrated 40 Of The Most Fascinating Facts About Our World

Indeed, i will even more appreciate when i eat some.

Not to save the bees, but to stick it to anyone who will pay the price of gold just to have honey to eat. I still have cravings for toast, with churned butter that even I was allowed to have my turn, & fresh honey, from the honey farm, just up the road. And, don't even get me started on how much I miss honeycomb. NO! Not the cereal! The real thing, with the honey still in the combs. That stopped when we moved back to the flattest province in Canada in 1973. I was 16, & never knew I'd never realized, how very much I'd miss the smell of the ocean, or how tiny I felt when looking up at a mountain. Now, we're both 63, disabled & living on a very fixed income, so vacation doesn't seem likely kkiuttyy

So you're saying there are ants smarter than anti-vaxxer humans? I believe it.

rudimentary vaccination you say? ants are so awesome (except when they invade your kitchen and chomp on your sweet things)

AND, ants don't have autism!!!

We are only trying our best. Please, do not belittle our efforts.

What do you think their antenna are for?

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Yeah, it's really on the ball.

So very true

They were so proud of themselves for being able to, that they didn't stop to consider if they should. Wise words from a great character in a pretty good movie.

I’ve heard similar sentiments from the man who invented continuously scrolling web-pages. The lack of a page stop caused a lot of problems for early web addicts

IKR!

Same with the guy who developed what would become spam emails.

Umm, by the picture above showing us how sad he is...

You are asking the right questions!

They probably show signs of fear. Now I don't want to think about the poor rabbit families that were killed for this. Also. The conclusion should be that the hypothesis of this is not debunked by measuring the amount of fear shown. It really is impossible to tell if that's the reason. Poor cousin Nibbles though.

More importantly, who found this out and why?

roger rabbit

It's because when they come across faeces (ie. bear poop) they cry.

I know, it’s not like they can actually talk like Bugs and Peter...

I would like to know that, too!

Trial and error

Good point.

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How do we know you know how to use question marks?

how in the world do we know this and why the heck are the rabets dum and follow the killer tell it craps

trees are pretty underrated.. they even can "suckle", with the help of fungus

Actually, we kind of are.