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Born to dance: Choreography in a beehive
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Most insects that live in cold temperate regions are dormant in winter: carpenter ants hide out in their nests; praying mantises survive the winter as frost-proof eggs. But not honeybees (Apis melifera). Pressing together to form a well-insulated cluster the size of a volleyball, and exercising their powerful flight muscles to generate heat, the bees maintain a warm microhabitat inside their hive. Even on winter nights with subzero temperatures, the outermost bees in the cluster rarely cool below 50F, and those in the center of the cluster experience downright balmy temperatures of 80F or ...
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Sweet news about honey and your health.
; The Folklore. Honey was highly valued in ancient Egypt and...required to pay their feudal lords with honey and beeswax. European settlers introduced...England in the 17th century, and they used honey not only in food and beverages, but in...
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honey: what's the buzz?
; HONEY OFFERS A SWARM OF SWEET REWARDS FOR YOUR HEALTH AND BEAUTY ROUTINE It doesn't get much sweeter than honey. Made in perhaps the world's most sophisticated factory...medicine, but also a bounty of beauty treatments. Healthful Honey Composed principally of fructose, glucose and water, honey...
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Life is sweet with honey; IT'S BEEN AROUND FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS AND IS STILL DOING US GOOD.(Features)
; Byline: By Samantha Booth HONEY has been enjoyed by humans for more than 20,000 years, which...myriad of uses. Over the years people have worshipped with honey, got drunk on honey, healed wounds with honey and even made love with honey. Many...
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The ABC's Of Honey; Sweet Somethings About a Sticky Subject
; In ancient times, honey was considered sacred-a food for the gods...miraculous cure for wounds. Today, however, honey is far more commonplace. Walk down virtually...sections, or even the ice cream case-and honey products are everywhere. Even the drugstore...
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All honey doesn't come in a plastic bear.(Features)(Homefront)(Food)
; ...the golden liquor of the ancient gods, honey has been around since King Tutankhamen...Agricultural Museum in Dokki, Egypt, two honey pots pulled from New Kingdom tombs (1400...the Nile gods by offering them 15 tons of honey. The same stuff that makes your bran flakes...
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HONEY BEES HELPED TO NOURISH HISTORY.(LIFE)
; Byline: EDYTHE PREET FoodStyles Honey has been held in great esteem for centuries...From the dawn of time, honey has been humanity's universal sweetening...searching out wild bee nests. Primitive honey harvesting was a dangerous endeavor because...
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Sweet healing; Opt for a natural cure and make a beeline for honey.(Features)
; ...discovered a new liquid gold for healing - honey. Its anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties...controlled studies in hospitals have found that honey is effective in healing wounds and ulcers...it works. In many cases, they have used honey to heal leg ulcers and bed sores which...
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Vital: Bee good to yourself: Honey.(Features)
; Byline: By Samantha Booth HONEY sales in the UK have soared as people...moisturisers. In today's busy world, honey should be at the top of everyone's shopping...infamous last mistress of Louis XV, used honey as a form of facial mask, lying down...
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Be sweet on honey despite its limited nutritional value
; Honey is the nectar of flowers that is collected, modified and concentrated by the honeybee. During the summer months, bees store more honey than they can use and beekeepers harvest this surplus. For every pound of honey harvested, the hive uses eight pounds for everyday activities. It's estimated that...
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Honey
; Tips on use -- If honey crystallizes, reliquefy it by putting the...virtually any recipe that specifies sugar, honey may be substituted for at least up to one-ha...the sugar called for. In certain recipes, honey may be substituted for all of the sugar...
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