NPR-December 6 ,2012
The earthy smell of a fresh beet may spark delicious thoughts for us, but for a fruit fly (Drosophila Melanogaster) that smell screams danger. It turns out that the tiny flies have a direct pathway from nose to brain made just to detect that smell — and avoid the toxic microbes that produce it. (Read full story here.)
How smart of Drosophila Melanogaster
To shun a potential food disaster.
I’d like an alarm that would clearly show
The restaurant to shun BEFORE I go.
To shun a potential food disaster.
I’d like an alarm that would clearly show
The restaurant to shun BEFORE I go.