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  1. Bee Forum
    Hydrocarbons Emitted by Waggle-Dancing Honey Bees Increase Forager Recruitment by Stimulating Dancing Hydrocarbons emitted by waggle-dancing honey bees are known to reactivate experienced foragers to visit known food sources. This study investigates whether these hydrocarbons also increase...
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  2. Bee Forum
    Non-Consumptive Predator Effects Shape Honey Bee Foraging and Recruitment Dancing Predators can reduce bee pollination and plant fitness through successful predation and non-consumptive effects. In honey bees, evidence of predation or a direct attack can decrease recruitment dancing and thereby...
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  3. The Queen & Bee Breeding
    Has anyone seen this behavior before? I saw a bee dancing ON one of my ripe queen cells. It was an obvious dance, and not something else. It continued for quite some time.
    dancing queen cells
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