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Bumblebees Roll Wooden Balls for No Reward
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Do Bumblebees Play With Wooden Balls?
In controlled experiments at Queen Mary University of London, bumblebees repeatedly rolled wooden balls without a food reward. The behaviour fits criteria for object play, but does not prove that every wild bee plays or establish what bees feel.
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