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Bees are incredible insects that do a lot more than just buzzing around. They play a crucial role in our environment and help our plants grow. Let’s explore some fascinating facts about these tiny, striped wonders.
Did you know that bees are excellent pollinators? When bees visit flowers to collect nectar for honey, they accidentally pick up and drop pollen, helping plants make seeds. This is like bees being nature’s little gardeners, helping flowers grow and make more flowers!
Bees live in colonies. In a beehive, you have the queen bee, worker bees, and drones. The worker bees are like the heroines—they gather food, take care of baby bees, and even protect the hive. The queen bee is like the queen of the castle, laying eggs and keeping everyone in order.
Bees communicate by dancing. Yes, you read that right! When a bee finds a good source of nectar, it goes back to the hive and does a special dance to show the other bees where the tasty flowers are. It’s like a bee dance party with a purpose!
Bees make honey. Worker bees collect nectar from flowers, mix it with special substances in their mouths, and store it in honeycombs. The nectar turns into honey, which the bees use as food. Humans also love to eat this sweet treat made by our buzzing friends.
MCQ Questions :-
Q 1: What do bees do when they accidentally pick up and drop pollen?
a) They make honeycombs b) They help plants make seeds c) They take a nap d) They build new hives
Q 2: What is the role of worker bees in a beehive?
a) Lay eggs b) Protect the hive c) Do a special dance d) Eat honey
Q 3: How do bees communicate about good sources of nectar?
a) By singing b) By doing a special dance c) By drawing pictures d) By writing letters
Q 4: What do worker bees do with the nectar they collect?
a) Make honeycombs b) Mix it with substances in their mouths c) Take a nap d) Dance
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