Scientists surveying an endangered wildflower in Australia chanced upon a unique creature instead – a new bee species they decided to name “Lucifer” because of its tiny devil-like “horns”. The bee, ...

Megachile lucifer , the new bee, was named for its distinct horns — and because the study's lead author was watching Netflix's Lucifer at the time The study suggested the bee species is "of ...

The devil is in the tiny details. A team of scientists discovered a new bee species they affectionately nicknamed “Lucifer” after noticing that its female cohort sports a set of devil-like horns. Kit ...

Researchers sounded off about hellish consequences if more isn’t done. News Reporter A newly-discovered type of bee has been dubbed “Lucifer” because of a pair of prongs on its face. Inspiration for ...

Australia has a new and rather eerie addition to its vast fauna: the “Lucifer bee.” The species was recently discovered by scientists while studying an endangered wildflower. According to a report ...

We often come across animals that have horns on their head, like cows, goats and Rhinos, but isn’t it surprising to know that there also exists a bee with devil-like horns on its head. Recently, a bee ...

The devil-like bee was named after the Netflix character Lucifer. A CREEPY-crawly with devil horns is the latest horrifying creature to be discovered in Australia, so terrifying it’s named after ...

The Megachile (Hackeriapis) lucifer is a “leaf cutter” bee, with distinctive horns on its head. While these are the obvious reasoning behind its chosen name, there was another factor at play. “I am ...

The bee's moniker is also inspired by the Netfilx show, Lucifer Prendergast and Campbell A new species of bee has been identified in Australia, according to a new study Megachile lucifer , the new bee ...

A new bee species, Megachile Lucifer, has been discovered in Australia, distinguished by tiny, devil-like horns on the female's face. This discovery highlights the island's hidden biodiversity and the ...

Tiny devil-like horns on the new native bee species inspired its name, Lucifer Australian scientists have discovered a new native bee species with tiny horns - and given it a suitably devilish name.