Question

how do honey bees identify their own honeycombs?​

Answer 1

Honey bees identify their own honey combs:

• The honeybees identify their honeycomb because each of the honeycomb is somewhat different from each other.

• This is attributed to the way the honeycomb is made.

• Each of the honeycomb has a Queen Bee in it.

• The Queen Bee has a type of perfume or pheromone which is known as the Queen perfume which is known to all the worker bees present in the honeycomb.

• This pheromone is unique for each bee.

• The worker’s bee secrete the pheromone which tries to fight the stranger bees to make them aware that this is not their hive.

• Also, they follow the trail of Nasonov’ s gland secretion

• This is a distinguishing feature of one honeycomb from the other.

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Answer 2

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