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Bee Vision: Seeing Flowers Through UV Eyes

November 10, 2025
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Split image showing a flower as humans see it alongside the same flower with ultraviolet patterns visible to bees
Dr. Marcus Fleming

Dr. Marcus Fleming

Beekeeping Enthusiasts & Folklore Collectors

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#Bee Biology#Sensory Perception#Ultraviolet Vision#Floral Patterns#Pollination Science#Neurobiology

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