1·The dance of the honeybee communicates the location of flowers to other members of the hive.
蜜蜂的舞蹈可以将花朵的位置传达给蜂巢的其他成员。
2·Wheeler said the superorganism of the hive "emerges" from the mass of ordinary insect organisms.
惠勒说，蜂巢的超级有机体，是从许多普通昆虫有机体中“涌现”出来的。
3·What people must remember is that one hive quickly becomes two, two become four and four become eight.
人们一定要记住的是，一个蜂巢很快会变成两个，两个变成四个，四个变成八个。
4·Once they return to the hive, this materials can be detected, and a scan of the chip will reveal the appropriate location.
一旦它们回到蜂巢，就能够检测到这些物质，扫描芯片也能显示其准确的位置。
5·What people must remember is that one hive quickly become two, two become four and four become eight.
人们一定要记住的是，一个蜂巢很快会变成两个，两个变成四个，四个变成八个。
1·Tapping on the hive excited the bees.
轻敲蜂箱使蜜蜂兴奋。
2·It will help to boost pollination, and it is even thought there is some therapeutic value in watching the bees busy at work in their hive.
它有助于提高作物授粉率。通过观察蜜蜂在室内蜂箱中作业甚至有益身心健康。
3·At exactly 3:15 p.m. New York time - a precise 24 hours after having been fed in Paris - the bees swarmed out of their hive.
在纽约时间下午3点15分整，也就是在巴黎进食整整24小时之后，蜜蜂涌出它们的蜂箱。
4·The modern Langstroth hive was invented (where else but in the US). Here the combs.
现代兰斯·特罗思蜂箱直到1851年才发明(除了在美国又能是哪儿呢)。
5·In New York, scientists from the American museum of National History placed the hive in a specially prepared laboratory in the museum.
在纽约，来自于美国国家历史博物馆的科学家们把蜂箱设置在博物馆特别准备好的实验室里。