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Bees belong to the insect family They have short, thick bodies
which means that they have six that are covered with hair.
legs and three parts to their
body, which are the head, the
thorax and the abdomen.
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Appearance
Appearance
Bees can be anywhere from the
size of a grain of rice all the way
Bees have five eyes!
to the length of your big finger!
Bees have two pairs of wings – Bees have a long tongue that
Fore wings and Hind helps them to collect the nectar
wings. Fore Wings are bigger from the flowers.
than Hind wings.
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Habitat Habitat
Bees live in colonies that contain Worker bees clean the hive,
the queen bee, the worker bee collecting pollen and nectar to
and the drone. feed the colony and they take
care of the offspring.
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Habitat Habitat
Bumble bees are very social bees Bees can be found in almost
and live in large "families". every place in the entire world,
except Antarctica.
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Habitat Habitat
Habitat Habitat
The average beehive can house Bees work hard to keep their hive
around 50,000 bees! healthy - they clean it and
throw out any rubbish that
builds up.
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Diet
Diet
Nectar is a liquid that comes
Bees mainly eat the nectar and
from flowers which is very
pollen from flowers.
sugary and gives the bees
energy.
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Diet Diet
Bees need nectar to give them If bees are sick or injured it can
energy to as fly, clean the hive, be helpful if adults put some
and build the comb to store the water mixed with sugar out for
honey. them to drink and get some
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Fun Facts Fun Facts
Bees can see all colours except There are about 20,000 different
the colour red! species of bees in the world.
Fun Facts
Fun Facts
There are many species of
Honeybees flap their wings up to
bumble bees that are listed as
200 times a second.
endangered.