They both fly, of course, but a new study finds that honeybees navigate the same way the earliest pilots navigated: By following landmarks on the landscape below — sometimes referred to IFR: I follow roads.
by General Aviation News Staff | Mar 14, 2023 | #Aircraft, 20230330, Aviation News, Feature, flying, General Aviation, Pilots | 0 comments
They both fly, of course, but a new study finds that honeybees navigate the same way the earliest pilots navigated: By following landmarks on the landscape below — sometimes referred to IFR: I follow roads.
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