Bee Colonies with Dina Graham
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An all-female civilization that votes, dances, and grieves its dead. The men mate once, then die.
Dina Graham fell into this rabbit hole trying to cure her insomnia: pull up something boring enough to put herself to sleep. Bees did the opposite. She knows way too much about how a colony runs entirely on haplodiploidy, where unfertilized eggs become males and fertilized eggs become females, and how a single scout bee’s waggle dance in the pitch-dark hive functions as a literal vote on which flowers the whole colony flies toward next.
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