Does a Bee Care? rocket just before launch, and once arriving in open space, transforms into his adult alien form. Does a Bee Care? Does a Bee Care? is a science fiction short story by American writer Isaac Asimov. It was first published in "" in June 1957, and reprinted in the 1975 collection "Buy Jupiter and Other Stories". Gold Key Comics also published a comic book version of the story in 1976 in #4 of the four issue science fiction series "Starstream: Adventures in Science Fiction." It also appeared in 1976's "Questar: Illustrated Science Fiction Classics", published by Golden Press and adapted by
Bee-eater share many features with related Coraciiformes such as the kingfishers and rollers, being large-headed (although less so than their relatives), short-necked, brightly plumaged and short-legged. Their wings may be rounded or pointed, with the wing shape closely correlated with the species' preferred foraging habitat and migratory tendencies. Shorter, rounder wings are found on species that are sedentary and make typically short foraging flights in denser forests and reed-beds. Those with more elongated wings are more migratory. All the bee-eaters are highly aerial; they take off strongly from perches, fly directly without undulations, and are able to change direction quickly, although