Last night she had carefully marked the queen and the workers with appropriate colours and had set up the measurement apparatus. If her hypothesis turns out to be correct, it would shake the foundations of hexapodal decision making.
But did she lock the cage properly? Her heart skipped a beat. If not, all the work would be lost. What if she did but her hypothesis turns out to be wrong? She couldn't decide which outcome she feared more and quickened her pace.
