J. L. Woodgate

This study shows bumblebees can learn and transmit novel foraging techniques through social learning, indicating a capacity for culture and cultural variation.

This study investigates how honeybees construct hexagonal honeycomb cells through the dense packing of cylindrical cells, showing that workers reshape cells over time to achieve regularity.

This study shows that honeybee comb walls start curved but can be reformed into flat sides when adjacent cells are built.

This study shows that honeybees use sub-cell scale features to align new comb cells with existing layouts, ensuring structural efficiency.

This study shows bumblebees can discriminate 7-degree angled edges better than honeybees, suggesting superior angular resolution and potential for complex visual processing.

This study shows one-eyed ants use a bar in their visual field to guide navigation, suggesting route following involves both scanning turns and path integration.