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Bumblebees DO feel pain and should be included in animal welfare laws, study claims

Researchers from Queen Mary University of London showed that bumblebees can modify their response to noxious (painful) stimuli in a similar way to other animals that are known to feel pain.

New south walesUnited kingdomMatilda gibbonsLars chittkaQueen mary university of londonUniversity of sydneyQueen mary universityProfessor chittka

Bumblebees can feel pain too, and their rights should be protected

Bumblebees can feel pain too, and their rights should be protected
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United kingdomQueen maryMatilda gibbonsLars chittkaUniversity of londonProceedings of the national academy sciencesNational academy

There s Growing Evidence That Insects Feel Pain, Just Like Us

We have long seen insects as instinctive, mindless creatures with robotic-like reactions to the world and all its impulses.

Matilda gibbonsQueen mary universityUnited nationsMary universityMp quot

Debate on Insects Feeling Pain Finally Gets a Verdict

The heated debate among scientists on whether insects can feel pain or not will finally be put to rest as a study confirms the concept.

Matilda gibbonsBehavioural sciencesQueen mary university of londonQueen mary universityInsects feel pain

Insects May Be Able to Feel Pain, Study Suggests

Insects May Be Able to Feel Pain, Study Suggests

Matilda gibbonsLars chittkaSajedeh sarlakUniversity of tehranProceedings of the royal societyUnited nationsBiological sciencesBehavioural sciencesQueen mary university

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