Dancing with carniolan beeBožič, Janko (Avtor) Apis mellifera carnicacommunicationwaggle dancerecruitmentforaginginformation transferSlovene heritage in beekeeping is based on knowledgeable bee management practice documented well in 18th century. Well described mating biology of honeybees was first detailed description of specific behavior of honeybees based on observation in well know subspecies of Carniolan bee. Later in 20th century special focus was on dance communication, which was described by von Frisch (1965) as a dance language. In the work alone it was not described as a special cognitive capability of the honeybees but rather instinctive highly specialized behavior pattern. From original work to nowadays many detailed studies of the dance communication were published and also used as a tool to study orientation and learning during foraging behavior. New concept have been involved, especially in sense of new views and methods in cognitive science. How much cognition is involved in foraging behavior of honeybees depends on how wide we accept definition of cognition. 20182026-01-27 10:11:19Neznano25682UDK: 595.799ISSN pri članku: 1855-7996DOI: 10.3986/fbg0041COBISS_ID: 4957263slImetniki avtorskih pravic na prispevkih so avtorji