Black Moon; Swarming Bee; Scorpion

royal jelly production from swarming honey bee colonies

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Modeling bee swarming behavior through diffusion adaptation with asymmetric information sharing

Honeybees swarm when they move to a new site for their hive. During the process of swarming, their behavior can be analyzed by classifying them as informed bees or uninformed bees, where the informed bees have some information about the destination while the uninformed bees follow the informed bees. The swarm’s movement can be viewed as a network of mobile nodes with asymmetric information exch...

Behavioral and physiological changes in honey bee (Apis mellifera) queens during swarming events

Absence of nepotism toward imprisoned young queens during swarming in the honey bee

Nepotism is an important potential conflict in animal societies. However, clear evidence of nepotism in the rearing of queens in social insects is limited and controversial. In the honey bee, Apis mellifera, multiple mating by queens leads to the presence of many patrilines within each colony. When the colonies reproduce through swarming, workers rear a number of new queens, only a few of which...

Investigation of the Behavioral and Clinical Effects of Black Scorpion Venom in Albino Rats

Background: Aggressive behaviors in human and experimental animals have previously been described following induced pain. Aggression in rodents has been attributed to genetic and environmental factors, such as pain. A major complication of scorpion envenomation is severe pain in animals and humans. Considering that envenomation by black scorpion (Androctonus crassicauda) induces severe pain, th...