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Do Bees Have Teeth? Bee Mandibles At Work

Yes, bees have teeth but they are not like human teeth. Bee mandibles or jaws, include sharp or rounded points that are used to bite, chew, carry, and protect. The number of teeth varies among bee...

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Do Bees Pee? How Bees Expel Digestive Waste

Honey bees do not pee, although they expel waste from their digestive systems. They retain 90% of the water from their food and expel uric acid along with other waste as solid matter. As they fly,...

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How Many Legs Do Bees Have?

Bees have six legs. Not only do bees use them to walk but they rely on them when gathering pollen, building the hive, grooming, communicating, and more. The middle legs stabilize the bee while the...

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Bee Dance: Discovery, Purpose & Details of The Bee Waggle

The bee dance, also known as the waggle dance, is a communication tool used between worker bees and other colony members. The bee dance is used to share the location of pollen sources, nectar, water,...

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Bee Nucs: Everything You Need To Know About Nucleus Colonies

A bee nuc, or 'nucleus colony' is a small colony of bees that includes the queen, worker & drone bees, brood frames, honey frames, and some stored honeycomb. You can consider a bee nuc as a...

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Bee Symbolism: What Bees Have Symbolized Throughout History

Bees have an enduring place in myth, folklore, and symbology; having been present everywhere except Antarctica. They have captured the attention and respect of humans, who associate them with...

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