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When a Female Bee Isn’t Even a Bee

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Blister beetle larvae use solitary bees to reach their food source and later gather into a formation that resembles a female bee. The beetles also produce a mating scent and use the interaction to transfer between bees, creating an intricate survival strategy.

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Since 1963, Creation Moments has been presenting scientific evidence for biblical creation and other Bible-science truths. Join Ian Taylor each weekday for our classic, 2-minute “Creation Moments” program, and gain a greater understanding of God’s steadfast Word and His glorious creation. Then, follow along as Jonathan Cotton hosts our 15-minute “Creation Moments Weekends” program every Saturday as he discusses 5 creation-science topics, guides us through pertinent Scripture, leads us in prayer, and delivers a powerful message of salvation through Christ. Each program will strengthen your faith as it fills your heart with awe of God’s great power and creative genius!