mrbelfry
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Having an excitin debate at my exciting house.
Do bees have knees?
Do bees have knees?
pee dubya said:Sort of.
No kneecap, but they do have a joint where the femur joins the tibia, which is where our knees are.
pee dubya said:I had a lecture on the general morphology of arthropods (bees are arthropods), and one of their main defining characterisitics is jointed limbs.
Then i googled it to make sure.
bluemoonchick said:pee dubya said:I had a lecture on the general morphology of arthropods (bees are arthropods), and one of their main defining characterisitics is jointed limbs.
Then i googled it to make sure.
Interesting... so if something is good why do we call it the "bees knees"? Where did that come from?
What about the "dog's bollocks" then?GoForGlory said:bluemoonchick said:Interesting... so if something is good why do we call it the "bees knees"? Where did that come from?
Business?
If you look carefully on a flower,you sometimes see a very small kneepad left behing after they;ve been working.bluemoonchick said:pee dubya said:Sort of.
No kneecap, but they do have a joint where the femur joins the tibia, which is where our knees are.
if thats true - why/how do you know this information lol