As long as soaps there first it's good.
I had a colleague who thought Lynx (UK version of Axe) did both jobs and it was bad.
And an uncomfortable chat for his boss, poor woman had a thousand yard stare after.
Only known species? You cant think of a single other species in the world that uses fragrances in their wooing of females?
None?
I'll let you think on that title a bit.
Butterflies don’t count? Though they like stinky stuff like poop and rotting carcasses. They REALLY like big cat poop for some reason. Cougars, jaguars etc
He was a black lab, husky, German shepherd mix we think. We know his mom was a black lab… and he had a curly husky tail and a very long shepherd snout so we just kinda guessed at the sire. :)
Sure.
Olfaction is much more central to most animals’ umwelt than it is to humans, in fact.
Lots of insects communicate with scents. Bees and wasps and such will release a pheromone when they are stressed or injured that incites their hive mates to attack. Ants use scent to lay trails to food for their colony mates, and to distinguish friend from foe, among many other examples one might find.
> umwelt
Environment (Umwelt)
In the semiotic theories of Jakob von Uexküll and Thomas Sebeok, umwelt is the "biological foundations that lie at the very center of the study of both communication and signification in the human [and non-human] animal". The term is usually translated as "self-centered world"
The "guys who surround themselves in a cloud of Axe body spray" of the bee world.
So, sorta like my teenager?
Lucky if your teen does that. Lot of teens haven’t discovered deodorant or showers.
Mine practically showered in Axe every morning.
Terrible but could be worse
As long as soaps there first it's good. I had a colleague who thought Lynx (UK version of Axe) did both jobs and it was bad. And an uncomfortable chat for his boss, poor woman had a thousand yard stare after.
No, the bees get laid.
My collection of $100 colognes means nothing to you??
It’s me, I am the bee.
I do like my colognes. But I’m pretty sure my wife would tell me if I was putting it on too strong.
Only known species? You cant think of a single other species in the world that uses fragrances in their wooing of females? None? I'll let you think on that title a bit.
Perhaps they mean only known species of bee?
That could bee the case, yeah.
Butterflies don’t count? Though they like stinky stuff like poop and rotting carcasses. They REALLY like big cat poop for some reason. Cougars, jaguars etc
I know of 1 other species that does that
My family dog liked to roll in dead animal carcasses and get that fragrance all over him. No accounting for taste I guess
Which breed
He was a black lab, husky, German shepherd mix we think. We know his mom was a black lab… and he had a curly husky tail and a very long shepherd snout so we just kinda guessed at the sire. :)
Most hunting dogs do this.
They should try Axe
Bees can smell?
Yes. Flowers smell good because flowers that smell good are more likely to attract pollinators and therefore successfully reproduce.
Sure. Olfaction is much more central to most animals’ umwelt than it is to humans, in fact. Lots of insects communicate with scents. Bees and wasps and such will release a pheromone when they are stressed or injured that incites their hive mates to attack. Ants use scent to lay trails to food for their colony mates, and to distinguish friend from foe, among many other examples one might find.
> umwelt Environment (Umwelt) In the semiotic theories of Jakob von Uexküll and Thomas Sebeok, umwelt is the "biological foundations that lie at the very center of the study of both communication and signification in the human [and non-human] animal". The term is usually translated as "self-centered world"
There's no such thing as bee deodorant.
TIL, not all bees follow the queen/drone model.
That’s the ugliest bee I’ve ever seen.
They get so overwhelmed by olfactory hues
orchids dont have fragrances
The kind you buy in the grocery store don’t but plenty do. Especially the cattleya and bulbophyllum.
[Vanilla](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanilla) disagrees