Article: Internet Basics: Email Is Like Cross-Pollination By Bees
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Internet Basics: Email Is Like Cross-Pollination By Bees
Ever wonder how flowers get fertilized without being able to move around? Some flowers can only be fertilized by pollen from another flower. This process is called cross-pollination. Amazingly, these flowers get the pollen they need from other flowers without having to move an inch. How? Bees bring the pollen.
The bees crawl around in one flower and get covered with that flower?s pollen. Then the bees fly to other flowers and crawl around in them, leaving behind the pollen, fertilizing the other flowers in the process.
The one flower ?sends? the pollen. The other receives the pollen. Neither moves anywhere.
That?s what email is like.
One person sends something (a message) and the other person receives it, while neither person had ...
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