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@NewsfromScience Nature always amazing

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@NewsfromScience Shaking out reproductive matter with ones mouth has another name too 😏

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@NewsfromScience Completely amazing!

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@NewsfromScience The concept of fighting between pollinators is quite intriguing, although it doesn't commonly occur in nature. If there is any fighting between pollinators, it would usually be due to competition over resources or food.

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