Ballroom biology : : recent insights into honey bee waggle dance communications / / edited by Roger Schürch, Margaret J. Couvillon and Madeleine Beekman.
The honey bee waggle dance communication is a complex, unique, at times controversial, and ultimately fascinating behavior. In an elaborate figure-of-eight movement, a returning forager conveys the distance and direction from the hive to resources, usually the nectar and pollen that is their food, a...
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