Physics, asked by avaneeshrajesh, 1 month ago

Albert Einstein once said, "if the bee disappears from the surface of the earth, then man would have only four years left to live".
Study the significance of bees and their waggle dance as an example of Motion that keeps the planet alive. Help me please. Do this as a poster.. please help..

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Answered by sameahahmed06

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I don't think he said anything like this recheck you question

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