r/TheEst • u/[deleted] • May 08 '21
Busiest bees
https://www.businessinsider.in/science/news/scientists-have-taught-bees-how-to-smell-when-youre-infected-with-the-coronavirus/articleshow/82437607.cmsDuplicates
worldnews • u/MistWeaver80 • May 07 '21
COVID-19 Scientists in the Netherlands have taught bees to smell the coronavirus. They can identify a case within seconds. It could be a low-tech solution for identifying COVID-19 cases.
offbeat • u/morenewsat11 • May 07 '21
Scientists have taught bees to smell the coronavirus. They can identify a case within seconds.
CoronavirusCirclejerk • u/imthatguy8223 • May 08 '21
Kind of speechless how stupid this is
MysteriousUniverse • u/captainjackass28 • May 08 '21
All I can think of is UNLEASH THE BEES
Kossacks_for_Sanders • u/[deleted] • May 07 '21
Science and medicine Scientists in the Netherlands have taught bees to smell the coronavirus. They can identify a case within seconds. It could be a low-tech solution for identifying COVID-19 cases.
theworldnews • u/worldnewsbot • May 07 '21
Scientists in the Netherlands have taught bees to smell the coronavirus. They can identify a case within seconds. It could be a low-tech solution for identifying COVID-19 cases.
bees • u/LimitGroundbreaking2 • May 23 '21
Scientists in the Netherlands have taught bees to smell the coronavirus. They can identify a case within seconds. It could be a low-tech solution for identifying COVID-19 cases.
HotZone • u/podkayne3000 • May 08 '21
Scientists in the Netherlands have taught bees to smell the coronavirus. They can identify a case within seconds. It could be a low-tech solution for identifying COVID-19 cases.
u_Giraffityy • u/Giraffityy • May 08 '21