A scientifically accurate educational infographic explaining the honeybee waggle dance, drawn in a warm naturalist illustration style on cream paper. A title across the top reads exactly "THE WAGGLE DANCE". Below it, four numbered panels in a 2x2 grid, each with one short caption in clean capital letters. Panel 1 caption "1. A FORAGER FINDS FLOWERS": a worker bee flies from a wooden hive to a field of purple lavender; a dotted flight line leads to the flowers, a small sun sits in the sky, and a thin arc marks a 40 degree angle between the sun direction and the flight line. Panel 2 caption "2. SHE DANCES ON THE COMB": a vertical honeycomb of hexagonal wax cells; the returning bee traces a figure-eight path whose straight waggle run is tilted 40 degrees to the right of vertical, with a dashed vertical reference line, a thin arc marking the 40 degree angle between that line and the waggle run, and a small upward arrow whose tip carries the single word "SUN" to show that straight up on the comb stands for the direction of the sun. Panel 3 caption "3. LONGER WAGGLE, FARTHER FOOD": three waggle runs of increasing length drawn side by side, each connected to a flower patch placed at an increasing distance from the hive. Panel 4 caption "4. SISTERS FOLLOW THE MAP": several bees that watched the dance fly out from the hive along the same 40 degree angle to the sun and reach the lavender field. The 40 degree angle must stay consistent in panels 1, 2 and 4. Anatomically correct bees with six legs and four wings, readable fine linework, every word spelled correctly, no other text, no watermark.
