Question

Members of bee colony recognise each other by

Answer 1

Answer:

Pheromones are chemical scents that animals produce to trigger behavioral responses from the other members of the same species. Honey-bee pheromones provide the “glue” that holds the colony together. The three castes of bees produce various pheromones at various times to stimulate specific behaviors.

Answer 2

Members of bee colony recognise each other by Smell.

Explanation:

• Honey bees utilise the pheromones to find and easily identify each other during the defence of the colony.

• This pheromone indicates that the most convenient way to communicate among them.

• The guard bees smell the pheromones for all bees entering into their hives. If the bees don't have the smell then the bees are expelled.

• For each honeycomb, it has a queen bee in it.

• Pheromone is considered as the queen perfume which is known to all worker bees which are present in their comb.

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

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