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Gut bacteria let vulture bees eat rotting flesh without getting sick

Gut bacteria let vulture bees eat rotting flesh without getting sick
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Why Vulture Bees Prefer Rotting Flesh Over Pollen | Smart News

The insects' gut microbiomes contained acid-loving bacteria that help digest meat

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Vulture Bees Feed on Dead Flesh Rather Than Nectar, Still Produce Sweet Honey

Vulture Bees Feed on Dead Flesh Rather Than Nectar, Still Produce Sweet Honey
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Vulture Bees Have Developed a Taste For Rotting Flesh - And Scientists Are Stumped

A group of scientists biked around Costa Rica s tropical forests, hanging chunks of raw chicken from the trees, in April 2019. They were trying to catch a rare insect: carrion-eating bees.

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