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Bees and birds cool themselves with air flow and water
Animals deploy cooling strategies in heat. Birds pant to shed heat while bees use social ventilation at hive entrances and water-collecting workers to dampen brood cells, aided by drip water and floating matter to prevent drownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TNS
John Marzluff
Wildlife Sciences
University of Washington
Seattle
Gerrit Wyn
Tom Seeley
Department of Neurobiology and Behavior
Cornell University
Seeley
Journal of Experimental Biology
Tim Lawrence
Washington State University Extension
Island County
Lawrence