One schoolchild out of five can't tell the difference between a wasp anda bee, according to a study reported in the Daily Telegraph. A quarterhad no idea what a mouse looked like, and one in eight thought a heronwas a flamingo. Meanwhile, one in 20 adults said a tree that lost itsleaves in winter was a carnivore.
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