The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced many unfamiliar things into our lives. Social distancing was one of them. Since the beginning of the pandemic, we have been trying to protect ourselves from the disease by practicing social distancing, which has now become a part of our lives.
Now, a study has revealed that there are other living beings besides humans that practice social distancing. The research published in Sciences Advances and conducted by researchers at the University of Sassari in Italy found that honey bees increase their 'social distance' when their hives are under the threat of parasites.
