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Moths Wired Two Ways To Take Advantage Of Floral Potluck
Scientists have discovered that moths are able to enjoy a pollinator's buffet of flowers – in spite of being among the insect world's picky eaters – because of two distinct "channels" in their brains.
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Scientists have discovered that moths are able to enjoy a pollinator's buffet of flowers – in spite of being among the insect world's picky eaters – because of two distinct "channels" in their brains.
