Fun Fact of the Day #24 (1 Viewer)

[Ahsoka]

Despite their small brains and lack of neurons, honey bees can learn to recognize human faces. Unlike humans though, this is likely not something special about human faces, like it is in people. The common belief is that humans have a specific part of the brain that is specifically for face recognition, and because of it we are more capable of recognizing people than other objects. However, about 2% of the population of the US have a disorder called prosopagnosia, which causes the section of the brain to not function properly and for those people to be unable to recognize others in that way.

Appreciate bees


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[bulletproof]

Damn, bees are amazing

 

[Mayday]

Woah, 2% of the population is quite a bit of people. I believe you stated that you had this last year as well?

 

[Ahsoka]

Woah, 2% of the population is quite a bit of people. I believe you stated that you had this last year as well?

It is a lot more than one would expect, however autistic people make up a decently large part of the 2%, prosopagnosia is common among autistic people. And yeah, I do have it also.

 

[Panda]

Says to Appreciate Bees

Only mentions Bees in the first sentence

 

[Ahsoka]

Says to Appreciate Bees

Only mentions Bees in the first sentence

The rest of the fact was putting into perspective how smart bees are

 

[lexus]

Stan the bees and try not to kill them y'all. We actually really need them.