One possible reason Zimmer feels calm while watching the swarms of honeybees with Thomas Seeley is that he has studied bee behavior and understands the natural instincts and patterns that guide their actions. By observing Seeley's expertise and witnessing the organized and efficient movements of the bees, Zimmer may feel reassured and calm because he comprehends the rationale behind their behavior and is confident in their ability to function collectively as a swarm. Additionally, Zimmer's calmness could stem from a sense of wonder and appreciation for the complex and intricate workings of nature, finding solace and tranquility in observing this harmonious community of bees.
