Honeybee Swarms 101: Everything You Need to Know

Honey Bee Facts for Kids

Curious Kids: how do bees make honey?

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

Bee Gathering Honey Nectar Proboscis Close Stock Footage Video (100% Royalty-free) 12142625 | Shutterstock

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