Honey Bee Facts for Kids

Queen Bee Facts: Marvels of Colony Life - Carolina Honeybees

Here are five quick facts about Australian native bees and how you can help on World Bee Day

This honeybee stopped by to get some honey from the end of a honey straw at our local fall festival! You can see her extending specialized tongue known as a proboscis into the honey! In the fall most of the nectar sources dry up, so honeybees get desperate and will try and get sweet liquids from just about anywhere! | BeensBees

57K views · 672 reactions | Bee tongues (otherwise known as the proboscis) is an amazing part of the bee anatomy... While foraging, honey bees will suck the nectar out of a flower (like a straw) and store it in their second stomach- also known as their honey sac. This stomach doesn't digest nectar and can store almost as much nectar as they weigh!  Video from: Instagram.com/mr.mrs.beerescue | Beebombs | Facebook

Dark-edged bee-fly | The Wildlife Trusts

690K views · 212 reactions | Bee part of the magic. Watch and learn about a bee’s role in orchard pollination  | Arataki Honey | Facebook