Is the honey been a single intellect organism ?
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You mean the honey bee?\n\nNo, there are millions of bees in any hive hive. All are different organisms.
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Technically, it's somewhere between possible and likely that there were multiple original organisms, who were promiscuously swapping genetic material.  This is way back, before the eukaryotes, archea and eubacteria separated.\n\nBut yeah, all eukaryotes almost certainly descend from a single eukaryote (the integration of the first mitochrondria appears to be such an unlikely occurance that it probably only happened once)
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I do not think it is true as stated.  The data I have explored indicates that bees do not travel anywhere near that far in search of pollen, which they collect to form into honey.  However it might be possible that a bee flies that far in their lifetime collecting honey, however over a very small area by comparison.
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If we assume evolution as by Darwin is basically right. Animals evolve to best survive in a certain ecological niche. In that respect intelligence was an adaptation to survive and prosper in response to certain environmental factors, and our species was the winner in that race to develop. In the same light why don’t all animals develop flight or gills etc. Other animals haven’t developed the same type of intelligence because they don’t need it. The Lingula sp. (a seashell) has existed in its current shape for well over 500 million years, as compared to our ½ to ¾ million years, it perfectly fills a certain niche and has no need to evolve further.\nHowever your question hits upon a salient point. Where is the actual evidence for this species development? We should have examples of inter-species e.g. super smart bunnies still able to breed with normal bunnies to create cleverer off spring. This missing link worried Darwin for his entire life and eventually caused him to doubt his own theory.
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A bee hive.  Yum yum\n\nisn't honey lovely?  My fave is acacia
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Mathematically it is impossible for a honey bee's wings to support it in flight.\nThe praying mantis is the only insect that can turn it's head.\nScientists still do not know how a cat purrs or where in it's body the noise comes from.
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Your "soul"?  What are they teaching in biology class these days? :-)\n\nLook, a person and their clone would be no more alike than two normally occuring identical twins.  In fact, genetically, that's exactly what a clone is ... just an identical twin.  They *look* alike, and may have some similar propensities (they may both be naturally talented at math, say) ... but other than that they are two completely independent human beings.  They will have different experiences ... that makes them different.\n\nAs for your "soul", biologists are happy to leave that to the spiritual folks.  Biologists have no opinion either way.
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well...\nu could talk about how little we know about whether organisms like bacteria and viruses have consicousness and a probable effect that might happen if we change their genomes . we dont really know whether those kind of organisms have an "individuality" or anything, so thats where i would start off from.\nhope this helped
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I am a Christian and I have found remarkable facts that have bolstered my faith in Intelligent Design. To name one, Irreducable Complexity. It is the fact, (Not Theory) that the simplest cell in our body was created completely in a moment's time, instead of a gradual evolution. It is like a mouse trap. There's a board, spring, lever, and latch. The cell, like the trap, has components that compliment each other in the same way the trap does. If you took one component away the trap would be defective, likewise if the cell is left without all the necessary systems it will perish leaving no time for evolution.
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Not really honey! Why are you so nuts?????? I can't beleive that!
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No it has not resolved and could never be! As long as there's honey, there will be bees.
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Each to his own honey
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I know ants are not (I tried it out). The sugar receptors of bugs are not the same than ours, so while they get stimulated by sugar, they not necessarily stimulated by other molecules we perceive as sweet.
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What about them?\n\nThere are literally millions of different species of invertebrate, ranging from barely mobile blobs of slime like the Placoderms to mysterious and predatory deep-sea giant squid to parasitic wasps that lay their eggs in caterpillars to caterpillars that eat leaves and get parasitized.\n\nThere is no way to generalize about their behaviour as an entire group.  A giant Australian freshwater lobster has a completely different life than a leaf-cutter ant living high in the forest canopy of the Amazon rain forest or an individual coral polyp forming part of a reef in the Caribbean.
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A bee. With its life-saving honey. I will call her Queen. :)
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Single, It is all about faith and your beliefs. If you believe in Jelly fish, then that's the path you choose and there or others who believe that Adam came from that higher power, GOD. I believe in the latter, and guess what? If all evolved from protoplasm, Then God mad that Protoplasm. There is no escaping it. God IS the creator. Final.
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one on one = frog\n\nCane toads often wait outside beehives and will devastate a colony overnight. Many apiarists now put a toad proof fence around the hive.