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Researchers find new taste in fruit flies: carbonated water
Scientists have found that fruit flies detect and are attracted to the taste of carbonated water, such as water found on rotting fruits containing yeast. This finding raises the question of whether taste in humans may be more complex than scientists have thought.
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