Sentences with phrase «for bumblebee»

In fact, that is probably the reason why Michael Bay chose the car for Bumblebee.

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.

While the budget is far slimmer for the Bumblebee solo movie than The Last Knight, fans shouldn't have to fret about the quality of the film.

It was really hard to feel bad for Bumblebee getting worked when his personality consisted of radio sound bites.

Comparison of impulse response time to peak (t p) and half - width (Δt) for bumblebee photoreceptors with published photoreceptor data from other insect species

Bob Dawson, Scottish Conservation Officer for the Bumblebee Conservation Trust, agrees that there is still a need for greater regulation of commercial bumble bees.

The finding of rapid adaptation is «a glimmer of hope» for bumblebees, whose populations worldwide are declining, Galen said.

«We are not saying climate change isn't a problem for bumblebees — it is a major problem,» said Candace Galen, a professor of biological sciences in the MU College of Arts and Science.

For bumblebees specializing in just a few species, that meant there were too few flowers to go around.

Colla, who is active with bumblebee conservation groups, noted that unlike with animals that shift north or to higher elevations, the ranges for bumblebees are simply shrinking.

For bumblebees, big cities are a bummer.

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.

He's now revealed the car that will serve as the alternate mode for popular Autobot Bumblebee: a sixth - generation Chevrolet Camaro (an earlier release from Bay showed what appears to be an injured Optimus Prime).

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.

It was his brainstorm to coordinate the corps by color - coded tuxedos: sky blue for the parking valets, lime green for the greeters and bumblebee yellow for the transportation corps.

Cicada wings, if you're not familiar, are much bigger than bumblebee wings, and that size differential is to account for the lower density of the Martian atmosphere.

Red Hat growers use natural predators — or «good bugs» — to combat pests, and bumblebees are used in all tomato greenhouses for natural pollination.

Let me offer a totally baseless theory for why he chose to wear a Gucci sweater with a bumblebee on the front:

So long as they are alive and fresh they are fine, but when they are in a stupor or dead they are useless; except for three kinds: hornets, bumblebees and wasps.

I don't wan na mention some names (some overly hyped British bumblebees), a whole lot of some other folks don't deserve playing for Arsenal.

For example, you might encourage her to create fingerprint bugs (e.g., butterfly, ladybug, caterpillar, or bumblebee).

Educational Toys Educational Toys including Leapfrog and Baby Bumblebee for the Little Smarties in your life.

Whether you have a pirate, a strawberry, a bumblebee, or a flower, we're excited to see your little ones all dressed up for Halloween.

For instance, in the book «Ferdinand», there is a question: «If you were a bumblebee and a bull sat on you, what would you do?»

A security blanket topped with a stuffed bumblebee and two swaddling blankets in coordinating colors are included, making it the perfect baby gift for a mom - to - be.

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It's not only fruit flies that have lessons for drones: finding out how bumblebees fly through turbulent skies could improve their stability.

Jeff Whitworth, associate professor of entomology, said bumblebees are not headed for extinction.

For the past three years, Harmon - Threatt has been studying the ways in which the native yellow - faced bumblebee (Bombus vosnesenskii) uses the plants growing in the area.

But they may also be partly responsible for the ongoing decline of pollinating insects like bumblebees.

More experienced bumblebees fly farther, faster and straighter when searching for food than naïve ones, which tend to fly in loops as they learn the best search strategy.

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.

The findings show an important role for epigenetics in bumblebees, and suggest that whether a gene is turned off or on depends on whether it comes from the father or the mother.

Some new methods for measuring pesticides» short - term toxicity to bumblebees and mason bees may soon be ready, EPA toxics chief James Jones told GAO.

Researchers collected tree bumblebee queens from the wild, checked them for parasites and then monitored colony development in a laboratory.

Since bumblebees have co-evolved with the floral resources needed for nutrition, Galen and her colleagues were curious how resident bumblebees were faring in the alpine regions of the Rocky Mountains.

Raine said there is an increasing need for field - realistic research into the impact of all pesticides on bumblebees and other wild pollinators.

A variety of so - called long - tubed flowers, including penstemon, Indian paintbrush, clover, wild indigo, monkshood, bluebell, snapdragon, larkspur, and foxglove, require long - tongued bumblebees for pollination.

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).

The new Lundian research effort observed how bumblebees, representing flying critters, move through the dynamic fluid of air versus how zebra fish, in this corner for all the swimmers, find their way through the dynamic fluid of fluid.

«Ultimately, the results revealed that fast - learning bumblebees collected fewer resources for the colony over their foraging career,» said Raine, holder of the Rebanks Family Chair in Pollinator Conservation.

Just last month, for example, a team reported that bumblebees may use electrical fields to identify flowers recently visited by other insects from those that may still hold lucrative stores of nectar and pollen.

Bees and wasps, for their part, face a never - ending obstacle course of leaves, stems, and petals — bumblebees crash their wings into obstacles as often as once a second.

These changes had direct implications for plant reproduction: Larkspurs produced about one - third fewer seeds when one of the bumblebee species was removed, compared to the larkspurs in the control groups.

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.

If a single, dominant species of bumblebee mainly visits an alpine sunflower, for instance, other pollinators — including other species of bumblebees — are less likely to visit alpine sunflowers.

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.

Typically, when honeybees and bumblebees visit flowers for nectar, they brush much of the pollen that powders their bodies into pocketlike structures on their legs to carry home for bee larvae to eat.

«Here we show for the first time that the management of uncropped land under Higher Level Stewardship can significantly increase the size of bumblebee populations.»