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Assassin bugs manipulate stingless bee resin to amplify chemical signals, drawing guard bees into striking range. This behavior marks the first documented tool use by an invertebrate predator to exploit social insect defenses, highlighting evolutionary innovation. Read the full story at 🔗 https://sci.sx/666347277 In this video: Field observations of an assassin bug applies resin on stingless bee's nest entrance. Field observations of an assassin bug applies resin on stingless bee's nest entranc

Springtime ASSASSIN! This bee assassin bug is one of my favorite assassin bugs I’ve ever encountered! Those vibrant colors easily caught my eye, but can anyone tell me why this insect is so brightly colored? I missed it at first, but if you look closely at the log I found him on you can see his leftover molt! That’s right, this assassin bug had just molted to adult, and left its nymph stage skin behind! After molting these insects can be more vibrantly colored until their exoskeleton fully harde