Learning in the honey bee waggle dance.

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      Summary: The waggle dance of honey bees is a classic example of complex behavior and communication in animals. Despite long being considered a completely fixed and innate behavior, recent work is showing a role for social learning in tuning components of the waggle dance in naïve bees. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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