Bees Can Recognize Human Faces. They Can Also Count, Feel Pessimism, and Teach Each Other New Skills. We Have Badly Underestimated Them.
The honeybee has a brain containing fewer than one million neurons — compared to the human brain's 86 billion. For a long time, this seemed like a reasonable place to stop the conversation about bee intelligence.
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The face-recognition finding emerged from a study in which bees were trained to associate a photograph of a specific human face with a sugar reward.
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