Unbelievable findings: Bee species have a local language

Many studies have been done to find out if the buzzing insects fly in their own language? And it sounds unbelievable, but it seems that bees have a local language in each area they live in.

Researchers at Cardiff University have analyzed many honey bees in countries. The study is aimed at considering whether in different regions the bee's flapping sounds are different? We already know that many species that live on different continents will produce different sounds and scientists say it is time to learn whether shorter distances exist. are you together?

In each region different bees also have different "languages".(Photo: PA).

Professor Les Baillie asked community members to record buzzing bees with the phone. He said: "We want to know that a bee in Cardiff sounded like a bee in Swansea or London. Bees don't have mouths but they make sound by vibrating the muscles in the pair. A beekeeper can tell you whether a bee is happy or sad just by listening to the sounds they make.The angry bees then the buzzing sounds very loud, while the others sound The queen bee has its own noises, it is said that the bee's health condition can also be recognized by the sound they produce, you can hear at least 10 sounds. different bars in a swarm of bees ".

Professor Baillie is a microbiologist, but he does not like bees, so he wants people to send recordings of buzzing bees in Wales to him. When enough sound is collected, the recording of the flying bee will be extended to the UK. Professor Baillie said: "I don't ask people to bring their pet dog near a bunch of bees and poke their phone on them. But we don't know how to get the sound of bees. from different regions other than the only way is to ask the community to send them to us via video or MP3 file ".

These recordings will be analyzed by sound engineers who will find differences in the frequency and frequency of bees. If factors like temperature, humidity, plants affect the health of bees, the sound they produce will change from one area to another.

Students in Cardiff are participating in a bee research project.(Photo: Caron University).

Professor Baillie is trying to find antibiotics in honey and identify bee-friendly plants."We want to find a compound that we can clean and sell like traditional antibiotics. We can also create superior honey and improve plant diversity," he said. . That's great!".

Animal experts have also concluded that dogs also have pride in their local language. The place of live and innate voice of the dog will affect the pitch as well as the sound of barking. The strongest and most obvious barks come from dogs in Liverpool and Scotland. Researchers also found that plants will grow better when they hear the voice of the Tyneside region. The voice in Wales also stimulates fruit trees, but in Mancunian and Scottish, plants prefer quietness.

The pollination bee project in London is trying to find out what areas of London that bees like, especially the flowers that bees here are particularly fond of. These factors will affect the quality of pollen and honey. On June 21, the study was done by dropping 500 bees, then hundreds of other bees will be released one after another each month. These bees are labeled on the back for easy tracking.