Honey bees can communicate with each other through the dance language. Dance language indicates the location and quality of the food source. Honey bees do a round dance for resources at short distances and a waggle dance for far distances. Bee races have different dialects.We wanted to compare dance language in African and European bees. African bees are adapted to tropical habitats where the resources are patchy. On the other hand European bees are adapted to temperate habitats where resources are abundant temporarily.We studied the effect of distances to food source on dances type in African and European bees. We predicted African bees would be more precise in indianting location as an adaptation to resources patchy in space. Our results show that African bees change dance type at a shorter distance and have less variable waggle dance angles than European bees. These results show that dance dialect of African bees is more precise indicating resourse location than dance dialect of European bees (A.m.ligustica).