Given a flower just out of reach and a ball they had never been taught to use as a step, bumblebees put two and two together. The experiment suggests that even a sesame-seed-sized brain can combine familiar pieces into a new solution.


Given a flower just out of reach and a ball they had never been taught to use as a step, bumblebees put two and two together. The experiment suggests that even a sesame-seed-sized brain can combine familiar pieces into a new solution.