In my own words · Athens-Clarke County, GA
Why I love bees

- They dance to tell each other where to go.
- Without them a lot of our food stops.
- The whole hive acts like one animal.
You can love bees in Athens-Clarke County.
What it really is
Bees pollinate plants and communicate the location of food by dancing.
Three things to try today
- Watch a bee for two minutes without touching it.
- Count how many flowers it visits.
- Find out what a waggle dance means.

For the grown-up reading this
This page is written to the child, not about them. If a kid in Athens-Clarke County, GA loves bees, here is the grown-up version of what they already feel. Athens-Clarke County has a population of about 119,980.
The waggle dance encodes distance and direction. It is symbolic communication in an insect.
If the kid who loves this is a girl
Read what one popular teacher said to one little girl who took out the classroom trash without being asked — and what that girl did with the rest of her life.
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