Dawkins now starts to switch to natural selection. He begins with the discussion of plants have a part in insects and birds evolving. The plants bride the insects and birds with food. They are drawn in by the rich good taste of the flowers nectar. For bees, the flower leaves a sort of trace to guide them. This trace is in fact ultraviolet pigments that draw in the bees. Not only bees, but other creatures are able to see these pigments as well. Their systems are suited to view certain shapes, colors and arrangements appealing to them. Humans can only see flowers very plain, but to these creatures they see a more detailed view. To insects and birds, a large area of flowers is equivalent to the big apple to us. He speaks about one interesting
