Gordon Graham wrote:
>
> What about the bee, what prompted it to strike up a relationship with > the flower?
 
I did!! I arrived here from the Planet Xenon a zillion years ago!
 
You homo sapiens are really the silliest creatures in the whole
galaxy, especially when you get all excited about your individual
point of view.
 
I haven't had so much fun watching you guys since I crossed
over the Alps with Hannibal.
 
I digress: Early on I observed some Honey Bees wondering about
looking a bit hungry [they have families to feed too]. So, I
merely pointed that flowers had some good tasting stuff hidden
within their blossoms!
 
Those Bees caught on early and have passed the information
down thru time!
 
So, you can thank me!
 
That should settle it all.
 
:-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-( :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)
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