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Historically, the study of a hive of honey bees has been used as a model for human society. I believe the early American Indians understood this interdependence ... each member knew what he contributed for the community tribe to survive. I do not always know this ... our country is vast, we are taught to be independent and with an almost schizophrenic offering of choices, it is easy to forget that what I do can mutually support those people in my group. I cannot imagine a bee considering where it fits in or wondering about the value of a job.
In this photo, a honey bee has collected pollen and transferred it to the hind legs. A single hair functions as a pin that secures the middle of the pollen load.
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