The Waggle Dance of the Honeybee

[G3org3Master]

That's awesome

[packet40]

Great upload! Many thanks for posting this informative video!

[Aldiggy2000]

Bee's are expert at Math dang

[phaota]

Fantastic. Great doco. Definitely taught me some info. I didn't know. Thanks for sharing.

[enginerdtrav]

From a beekeeper who has tried to explain this 100 times - Thank You!

[ccgatech]

@enginerdtrav glad you enjoyed it!

[sara69ification]

WOOOOOOOW 

[Love2CheerDance13]

OMG!!! my friends last name is Waggle

[zoll2211]

Great for both science and film production classroom use.

[blorgggggg]

@zoll2211 Thanks a lot!

[dvhendrix]

Fascinating!

[Cooriander]

Clear and interesting!

[pafdc17]

Excellent research and presentation!

[rkaiii1]

Thank you for your prompt reply.

I think the video is very well done and informative.

[rkaiii1]

So let me get this right.

You posted it 2 days ago and now you say its wrong.

When can we expect a corrected video?

Thanks,

Bob Arundale

[trbalch]

@rkaiii1 , the error concerns a 5 second section of the 8 minute video, which we address with a caption. The expense of the video production workflow and narration probably precludes a correction of just that portion. We hope that you will find the rest of the video informative.

Thanks,

Tucker Balch, associate professor of Interactive Computing

[McLarenF1God]

EXCELLENT!

It's finally good to have this mystery solved.

[neocon70]

damn nature, you scary!

[joeldg]

wow

[ccgatech]

Note: New research suggests that honeybees actually measure distances by the amount of optical information encountered during a flight. The energy model presented in this video derives from earlier work by Karl Von Frisch, but now seems to be refuted by the optical flow model.