James Cameron wonders about ‘bee culture’ as he talks about National Geographic doc series Secrets of the Bees
The world looks different when seen from the ‘bees-eye view.’ The new National Geographic documentary series, Secrets of the Bees, offers viewers a look into the hidden world of bees, revealing the intricate details and social structure of a honeybee hive. Backed by Academy Award-winning director James Cameron, the docuseries is hosted by award-winning wildlife filmmaker and explorer Bertie Gregory. Director James Cameron talks about backing the new National Geographic series Secrets of the Bees. REUTERS/Aude Guerrucci (REUTERS) On Secrets of the Bees Ahead of the docuseries’ release, HT attended a press conference where James Cameron spoke about the show with entomologist and fellow National Geographic explorer Dr Samuel Ramsey. Talking about his association with the show and whether the experience has had any influence on him as a person, James said, “I don’t appear in the film, although I’m helping to promote the show. So, I do it for my own interests, my own curiosity. The Secrets series has been incredibly revelatory to me about the behaviour of whales and octopus and various species …
