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How does a bees ability to see color differ from a humans
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How does a bees ability to see color differ from a humans
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Even though is humans can see more color, bees have a broader range of color vision. They can see ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT which gives them an advantage for seeking nectar. (Hope this helps)
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