. The bee people. Bees. VIII. HOW SHE HEARS AND SMELLS MISS APIS can hear and she can smell, though just how she hears, since she has no ears, and just how she smells, since she has no nose, puzzled people for a long time. The truth is, she is able to do these of things because you remember, ers that stand face. These ers, are jointed. antennae, which, are the two feel- out from her |antennae or feel- 1 having one long joint next the face, and a number of short joints forming a very movable tip. The long joint serves especially as an arm to move the many-jointed end about. If Miss Apis's eyes
. The bee people. Bees. VIII. HOW SHE HEARS AND SMELLS MISS APIS can hear and she can smell, though just how she hears, since she has no ears, and just how she smells, since she has no nose, puzzled people for a long time. The truth is, she is able to do these of things because you remember, ers that stand face. These ers, are jointed. antennae, which, are the two feel- out from her |antennae or feel- 1 having one long joint next the face, and a number of short joints forming a very movable tip. The long joint serves especially as an arm to move the many-jointed end about. If Miss Apis's eyes seem to us wonder- ful, what shall we think of her antennae? For though she has no ears, she has thou- * 65. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Morley, Margaret Warner, 1858- [from old catalog]. Chicago, A. C. McClurg and company
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