Amazing fact

Enlisting bugs in the war on terror

by Gene on Mar. 12th, 2007

Bomb-sniffing bees. Anthrax-absorbing roaches. Remote-control butterflies. Scientists are using insects and other creatures to identify biological hazards, including those that may be related to terror attacks.

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