Sentences with phrase «bumblebee at»

When we visited Bumblebee at his Culver City studio, he shared, «I feel that the children in the paintings are exactly where they belong at that particular moment in their childhood which we all can relate to.»

«Neonics put bumblebees at risk of extinction by hindering colony formation, study reveals: Exposure to thiamethoxam reduces the chances of a bumblebee queen starting a new colony by more than a quarter.»

Three factors suggest that honeybees are spreading the parasites into wild bumblebees: honeybees have higher background levels of the virus and the fungus than bumblebees; bumblebee infection is predicted by patterns of honeybee infection; and honeybees and bumblebees at the same sites share genetic strains of DWV.

I completely thought the little gems on that necklace looked like bumblebees at first, so right there with you!

Not exact matches

Recently, a 1992 Peterbilt 379 truck and 1967 Chevrolet Camaro that previously served as alternate modes for Optimus and Bumblebee, respectively, were sold at auction.

Enrollment is open for fall soccer for ages 5 to 15 at $ 55 per youth and bumblebee soccer for ages 3 and 4 at $ 25 per youth.

Clint Perry at Queen Mary University of London and his team trained 24 bumblebees to associate two locations in the lab, each of a particular colour, with sugar water or plain water.

Fortunately, Czech bumblebee enthusiast Jaromír Čížek has at last succeeded in getting the bees to breed in captivity, by feeding captive queens exclusively with high - quality bumblebee pollen instead of honeybee pollen, as had previously been attempted.

In the meantime, it's exciting to see a clear demonstration of something like emotions in bumblebees, says Eirik Søvik at Volda University College in Norway — although he isn't surprised at the insects» behaviour.

And according to Gill Perkins, conservation manager at the Bumblebee Conservation Trust, while honeybees used to be the most numerous and therefore the most important plant pollinators, that is no longer the case.

Evidence for a methylation system in bumblebees could be a sign of something deeper going on, suggests Eamonn Mallon, an entomologist at the University of Leicester and the lead author on the study.

Gene Robinson, a geneticist at the University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign, says that the paper «opens a new line of study on the role of epigenetics in controlling reproductive conflict» in bumblebees.

Li Li, lead author and PhD student at QMUL, said: «We wanted to determine what might make one individual bumblebee a better learner than another.»

A species of bee from Europe that has stronger resistance to parasite infections than native bumblebees has spread across the UK, according to new research at Royal Holloway, University of London.

«Since its arrival to the UK, the tree bumblebee has been rapidly spreading despite high levels of this castrating parasite,» said researcher Catherine Jones, from the School of Biological Sciences at Royal Holloway.

«Domesticated bumblebees carry pathogens that can be transmitted into the wild,» says Sydney Cameron of the University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign.

They looked specifically at changes in tongue length among resident bumblebees because this trait is intimately tied to the bee - flower relationship.

When they looked at the flowers visited by the alpine bumblebee species, they found that the bees» favorite flowers had not shifted to a shallower form, but were less prolific.

To understand how floral characteristics can combine to influence the decisions bumblebees make about which flowers to visit, Robert Gegear, assistant professor of biology and biotechnology at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), had bees forage on arrays of paper representations of typical «hummingbird flowers» (red coloration, horizontal orientation) and «bee flowers» (lavender or blue coloration, upright orientation).

The study finds that the region's Swallowtail Butterfly, which can't be found anywhere else in the UK, is at risk — along with three quarters of bumblebee, grasshopper and moth species.

Ralph Cartar, now at the Australian Museum in Sydney, studied Canadian bumblebees (Bombus melanopygus).

The project reveals that at just 2oC, 72 per cent of bumblebees in Norfolk could be lost, along with 75 per cent of grasshoppers and bush crickets, and 68 per cent of larger moths.

This evolutionary ecologist, from the State University of New York at Old Westbury, and her colleagues measured tongue lengths of two species of bumblebees, Bombus balteatus and B. sylvicola, collected between 1966 and 1980 and again between 2012 and 2014.

«Given the vital role spring queens have in maintaining bumblebee populations, we decided to focus on assessing the impacts at this stage in the life cycle,» said Raine, a professor in the School of Environmental Sciences.

Bumblebees can learn to pull strings for food and pass on the ability to a colony, according to researchers at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL).

«Bumblebees use what is known as an optic flow to help them avoid crashing into surrounding objects,» said Christine Scholtyssek, Postdoc at the Department of Biology at Lund University.

At the end of the project's 5 year research programme STEP is publishing the «Climatic Risk and Distribution Atlas of European Bumblebees.»

Researchers trapped six male bumblebees (pictured) living at an altitude of 3250 meters in Sichuan, China, and placed them, one at a time, in a plexiglass flight chamber.

At the same time, bumblebees suddenly became much more attracted to M. cardinalis when it was dark pink, although they ignored the plant when it had standard - issue colors.

Located at 9,500 feet, the facility's subalpine meadows are too high for honeybees, but they are buzzing during the summer months with bumblebees.

At about the same time, the giant bumblebee began to disappear from this area.

However, the speed of the native bee decline suggests that the parasite is a major factor, she says — and other native bumblebees north of Patagonia may be at risk from the parasite.

The parasite is certainly a relatively recent arrival: In the study, Arbetman and her team looked at preserved specimens of the native bee as well as B. ruderatus, also called the carder bumblebee.

Located at 9,500 feet, the facility's subalpine meadows are too high for honeybees, but they are filled with a variety of bumblebees and other pollinators.

The research identified five viruses — black queen cell virus, deformed wing virus, acute bee paralysis virus, slow bee paralysis virus and sacbrood virus (all named for their effects in honeybees) from wild bumblebees and managed honeybees at 26 sites across Great Britain.

Colla noted that The International Union for Conservation of Nature recently assessed North American bumblebees and found that one quarter to one third of the species are at risk of extinction due to climate change and other factors such as habitat loss and disease.

«As a group, the bumblebees were consistently lower than average in their heat tolerance, and their populations tended to decline,» said Youngsteadt, adding, «Almost all of the species we looked at declined with warming.»

And for some reason Bumblebee is shot, hinting at a future where he is mute; and both the Aerialbots, Combaticons and Dinobots exist.

The biggest thing i think they should've explained is that, at the end of the first transformers movie, Bumblebee starts talking again, but they just randomly in this film he stops talking for no reason.

Now we at Omega Underground have spotted that the very first spin - off focusing on the fan - favorite Bumblebee is expected to begin filming mid-July:

Efron's highlights: attacking a party wearing nothing but a bumblebee (you have to see it to understand), satirising his High School musical origins («you are so good at singing, you suck!»).

After teasing a decidedly different Megatron just last week, director Michael Bay has unveiled the first look at the upgraded Bumblebee from «Transformers: The Last Knight.»

Hailee Steinfeld offers our first look at her hard rocking mechanic Charlie Watson as production continues on Bumblebee.

The upcoming Transformers spin - off, Bumblebee, is going to include at least a cameo from Optimus Prime.

Bumblebee spinoff movie star Hailee Steinfeld reveals the first look at her character, a 1980s rock fan named Charlie Watson.

Hailee Steinfeld, one of the stars of the upcoming Transformers spinoff film Bumblebee, has revealed the first look at her character, Charlie Watson.

I will be shooting Bumblebee in the [United] States and working on the music at the same time.

That room also spawned the Bumblebee spinoff to be directed by Kubo and the Two Strings helmer Travis Knight, and over at Universal they've got a writers room developing stories and scripts for future Universal Monster Movies that will tie into this summer's The Mummy.

The most recent set photograph from the Bumblebee spin - off movie features a first look at the return of the Autobot's 1980s roots.

Casting rumors swirl around X-Men: Dark Phoenix, a star has been found for the Bumblebee Transformers spinoff, and a good look at Donald Glover's Lando Calrissian mustache.