NEST2025BiologyOrganisms and Populations
Experiments carried out by the ethologist Nikolaas Tinbergen supported the hypothesis that 'a wasp learns the location of her nest by visual cues only'. The method he followed was as follows: the entrance of the wasp's nest on the ground was surrounded by cones of a pine tree in a circular manner. These cones served as movable visual cues. When the wasp left her nest for foraging, the pine cones were moved to a diffe
Options
- AThe wasp looks for the nest entrance at the centre of the pine cones.
- BThe wasp efficiently locates her original nest.
- CThe wasp hovers around the pine cones before reaching her original nest entrance.
- DThe wasp reaches her original nest entrance but realizes that the pine cones are missing and goes to find them
Correct answer
A. The wasp looks for the nest entrance at the centre of the pine cones.
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