ago by Karl von Frisch, an Austrian zoologist (Karl von Frisch, 1971-1980). They use this system of communication to inform other bees where to find food and the exact location. Bees are very smart, the first dance they do is called the tail-wagging dance which means if the pollen is farther away they move around in a figure of eight wagging their tails, the other type of dance bees do to communicate is called the round dance, if the pollen is closer to the hive the bees move in a circle (Karl Von Frisch
scout bee—a style of worker bee—had some way of communicating food location to the rest of the hive, but it was the Austrian Karl von Frisch, who finally, established just how that communicating is done. Bee keepers long suspected that the scout bee—a style of worker bee—had some way of communicating food location to the rest of the hive, but it was the Austrian Karl von Frisch, who finally, established just how that communicating is done. The two main dances are, the round dance, if the food happens
When given the question “what good are bugs?” many people have nothing positive to say, as they only remember the bad things that bugs do; bees and wasps sting, ants get into homes, and spider webs are an eye sore. However, people tend to forget that bugs can do so many good things for the environments they live in. This includes pollinating flowers and other plants, decomposing plant debris and animals, helping control pest insect populations, and so much more. A constant lesson that has to be reinforced
Having been a dancer for several years and a budding fashion designer, it has always eluded me why there is rarely a clear direct link between the two. Occassionally, dance dabbles in fashion, seeping in through sportswear and some flashy television commercials, but it’s rare to find any more depth in it. Fashion appears to found in dance, but most of this comes in the form of costumes for shows. My own experience of semi-professional urban dance styles only touches the surface of dance as a whole