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DtheHumans are not the only animals that practice social distancing to deal with a deadlyrowinfection.A new study shows honeybees change their behavior and use of space to avoidspreading infection and harmful viruses.Researchers observed these changes in wild andral.caged bees infected with the mites(),which are one of the biggest global threats toimbhoneybees.The team found that in wild populations,infected bees would perform dances-whichIsesthey use to show other bees where to find food-near the hive ()These actionsLeeseemed intended to avoid sickening the young nurse bees in the hive's center.The infectedperwild bees also tidied one another for parasites()more intensely in the center of thee,”hive,among the more valuable young bees.The findings were reported in ScienceAdvances.in"We interpreted this change in the social organization as a possible strategy to limit thetivespread of the parasite within the hive,"says lead study author Michelina Pusceddu,anagricultural scientist at the University of Sassari in Italy.agoanAs predicted,the infected bees in cages received more care than uninfected bees.Butcontrary to expectations,the infected bees engaged in more socializing as well,such assharing food.This may reflect a trade-off between limiting disease spread and maintainingtivecommunication,the authors say."Probably social distancing is too costly at a small scale ore'rewithin the same group,"notes senior study author Alberto Satta,also at the Universitysingof Sassari.likeThe study provides an example of how "we can find evidence for really complicatedbehavioral changes that social animals have-like the social distancing phenomenon-to dealwith the special challenges of living in a big social group,"says Adam Dolezal,anlotentomologist at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,who was not involved withtterthe new study.ningBlack garden ants,lobsters,birds and nonhuman primates also show social distancingandbehavior.But for any social animal,keeping one's distance comes with a cost.32.What does the new research find?A.Bees perform dances to show where to find food.B.Only humans keep social distance to prevent diseases.C.Viruses are one of the biggest global threats to honeybees.eanD.Honeybees adjust their behavior to avoid spreading diseases.33.What can we say about the infected bees?A.They receive little care.B.They are put at the edge of the hive.C.They live among senior bees.D.They still participate in some social activities.34.Which part of the research is mainly talked about in paragraph 5?A.Its future.B.Its value.C.Its limitation.D.Its challenge.35.What will be likely talked about after the last paragraph?A.The price of animal's social distancing.B.The classification of animal's social distancing.C.Ways to limit disease spread among honeybees.D.Ways to maintain communication among honeybees.神州智达英语·信息卷Ⅱ第6页（共10页）