https://padlet.com/sarah_barrett2/g4yf060hn6eocgtt Read the instructions. Click the pink plus (+) sign to write a reply. Remember to type your name as the title. Deadline: 11:59 pm Thursday, April 21st en-us 2022-04-10 22:56:05 UTC 2022-04-21 23:06:10 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4f0.png sarah_barrett2 https://padlet.com/sarah_barrett2/g4yf060hn6eocgtt/wish/2138326675 Click the pink plus (+) sign to start a new post. Type your name as the title. Then answer one of these questions about the articles dated April 8, 2022.

If you read the intermediate article about the bees, why do you think the bees chose that place for a new home? If you got to work and saw that swarm of bees, what would you do?

If you read the article about the Amazon drone, do you think it is a good idea for Amazon to use drones to deliver packages in the future? Why or why not?]]> 2022-04-10 23:05:17 UTC https://padlet.com/sarah_barrett2/g4yf060hn6eocgtt/wish/2138326675 https://padlet.com/sarah_barrett2/g4yf060hn6eocgtt/wish/2145192331 This idea is not looking good because Amazon doesn't have reliable technology to fly their drones yet, Amazon called them 'prime air'. These drones will be harmful for small birds. The birds might be injured and scared from them. Other side, big birds such as eagles, vultures and hawks could follow them for hunting.
Lithium batteries are used to make these drones and it is a hazardous material. When the batteries' life will over after using, how will Amazon recycle them and where?   They also catch fire and falling on the ground. It could be very dangerous for crops, fields and wildlife that's why they are harmful for our environment. 
let's assume that Amazon has been started delivery through them. How many drones will be needed? There are millions of people who buy from Amazon so the sky will fill with these millions of drones. I don't think so they'll work in heavy rains, storms and harsh winter. Their technology should be more advanced than they can use in only for emergencies They also can work in very rural areas and militaries. These drones should be reliable and eco-friendly.]]> 2022-04-15 21:54:03 UTC https://padlet.com/sarah_barrett2/g4yf060hn6eocgtt/wish/2145192331 https://padlet.com/sarah_barrett2/g4yf060hn6eocgtt/wish/2145773651 I think bees choose that place because people who work there, tried to keep working and let the bees be at first. And then called Glen Andresen who is a beekeeper, Not an Insect exterminator. Maybe bees smelled that kindness of workers. And I'll be a little panicked when I see the bee swarm that big.  But I want to choose the way of not hurting them. I love honey so I need to save them.]]> 2022-04-17 02:11:58 UTC https://padlet.com/sarah_barrett2/g4yf060hn6eocgtt/wish/2145773651 https://padlet.com/sarah_barrett2/g4yf060hn6eocgtt/wish/2147445261 According to the intermediate article about the bees, I think they chose that place to live because first of all, it was big enough to start reproducing and it was a safe space for them. I'm not really sure what kind of tree there was at that facility but it looked like a Palm tree to me. It is probably some kind of sweet tree that they would love to be in because bees love sweetness like honey. If it was the case when I'm the person that sees that swarm of bees out of the facility, I would immediately do the same thing that the engineers did which is call somebody who is a specialist in dealing with bees. Something that called my attention was that a specialist doesn't mean it is someone that went to college to learn about bees and had a company, it was someone who has the years of experience dealing with bees. I would have felt so scared because of the amount of bugs, but finally I'm so glad that they could get a good amount of honey.]]> 2022-04-18 19:25:55 UTC https://padlet.com/sarah_barrett2/g4yf060hn6eocgtt/wish/2147445261 https://padlet.com/sarah_barrett2/g4yf060hn6eocgtt/wish/2148046681 Personally, I like Amazon's idea of package delivery called Prime Air. I have dreamt that I can get a package delivered by drone someday in the future, and I have imagined that it should be flying systematically as we have watched at the SF movies, too. However, I don't think that the level of completion of the drone looks not in a safe stage based on the crash accident that occurred last summer in Eastern Oregon. One of the dangerous problems of Amazon's drone is that it can be set on fire as soon as crashing on the ground because of an intense lithium battery. In addition, the drone should be developed not to be fallen and also be under control during its flying, for it would threaten a human beings' life if any material falls down from 160 feet height. As most people do, I don't want to face any dangerous situation to see a drone delivering. Therefore, it seems that it must be a long way to go to become a reality until we can get a package delivered by Amazon's drone. I hope that Amazon put more budget to develop it to be a pioneer.]]> 2022-04-19 05:21:07 UTC https://padlet.com/sarah_barrett2/g4yf060hn6eocgtt/wish/2148046681