Mélissa Armand

This study shows that bumblebees adapt their foraging behavior based on early flower experiences, with some becoming more selective and others less, but all achieving similar sucrose intake rates over time.

This study tests if rewardless flowers act as decoys for bumblebees, finding they do not increase preference for neighboring flowers but are quickly avoided.

This study tests whether bumblebees prefer flowers with consistent scents over variable ones, finding no preference for scent consistency.

This study tests the peak-end rule in bumblebees by comparing their preference for sequences of rewards with and without a disappointing final reward, finding no preference for the sequence with higher total reward.