 So staying on biology for a minute, there's a new important finding about bees. Yeah. So, I mean, we all know that bees can be really good defenders when they feel threatened, right? Yeah. But, you know, beyond that basic sting response, there are a bunch of other behaviors that they have to protect their hives. And this week, researchers studying the Asian or Japanese honeybee report that they've observed a defensive maneuver that they had not known about before. I can't wait to hear what that is. It is slapping. What? What?