Discovery Through Dance

Discovering dance movies and dancing has always been a huge success. That's because people want to move and become free like actors in the collection. Dirty Dancing, directed by Emile Ardolino, is a movie that allows people to jump into the screen and become part of the show. This is a favorite of teenage girls because of that dance. Another movie directed by Thomas Carter "Save the Last Dance" is also supported by the dance movement of young girls.

Dance is a dance of "character shape" that conveys the characteristics of discovery. Dance tells the direction and distance of the place with flowers, nearby water sources and possible nests. The direction the bee moves relative to the nest box indicates the direction of discovery. For example, when a bee moves in the vertical direction, the direction of the flower faces the direction of the sun. The period of the swing dance represents the distance from the flower. As a result, other bees instantly discovered based on the received information.

Bee Samantha found a large and wonderful aloe flower. After collecting as much pollen and honey as possible, she immediately flew back to the nest box to report his findings. Her way is to dance. The movement of her dance tells the direction, distance, and value of the bee found. A bee understands that its value is a function of sacrifice. Samantha sacrificed her precious calories. She will do this through a longer / longer dance. The bees I saw saw her very expensive cue, and many people thought it was worth checking the patch. When they return to their nest boxes, they also report that the patch is worth it. However, when too many bees eventually access the patch, it becomes more difficult to find pollen and honey, and when bees return they will submit a lower patch estimate. This is the feedback loop. This is also a good example of collective intelligence based on expensive signals.

Bee Samantha found most of Aloe vera in full bloom. She hurried back to the nest box to report the discovery. The way she shares information about this discovery is dancing. Her movement of dance conveys the distance, direction and value of the patch. She thinks patches are valuable, so she dances very hard. And it burns her precious calories. Samantha is willing to convince many of the apparent bees about the big sacrifice brought by Aloe Patch, and it is worth checking the patch on its own. After doing this, they return to the hive and report their own estimates of the importance of the patch.