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Animated movies and their biological inaccuracies
I’m loving this New York Times piece about how Hollywood’s animated films often get biology and its related sex roles all wrong:
Well, male honeybees don’t have stingers, for the simple anatomical reason that a bee’s stinger is a modified version of an ovipositor, the distinctly feminine organ through which a female insect lays her eggs…
…Must even obligately female creatures like worker bees and soldier ants be given sex change surgery, too?
