In my own words · Warner Robins, 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 Warner Robins.
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 Warner Robins, GA loves bees, here is the grown-up version of what they already feel. The Warner Robins, GA metro area has about 208,091 residents, ranking 228th in the country.
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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