Honey Production and Bee Roles

The video explores why bees make honey, highlighting their organized society with roles like queen, drones, and workers. Worker bees, also known as cooker bees, produce honey using nectar and pollen to feed larvae. The video shares a fun fact about the number of bees and flowers needed to produce a kilo of honey. It concludes by emphasizing the ecological importance of bees, particularly in pollination, promising more details in future videos.

What are the main roles within a bee society?

• Queen, soldiers, and drones

• King, soldiers, and workers

• Queen, drones, and workers

• King, drones, and workers

What is another name for worker bees due to their role in honey production?

• Guard bees

• Builder bees

• Cooker bees

• Gatherer bees

What do bees use to make honey?

• Water and sugar

• Nectar and pollen

• Leaves and water

• Soil and nectar

Why do bees produce honey?

• To store it for winter

• To sell it to humans

• To feed their larvae

• To attract other insects

What is a health benefit of honey mentioned in the video?

• It is a good source of protein

• It cures all diseases

• It is a supernatural and healthy food

• It helps in weight loss

How many bees are needed to produce a kilo of honey?

• 10,000 bees

• 2,500 bees

• 1,000 bees

• 5,000 bees

Approximately how many flowers are required to produce a kilo of honey?

• 500,000 flowers

• 1 million flowers

• 2 million flowers

• 1.5 million flowers

What crucial role do bees play in nature besides making honey?

• Guarding the hive

• Producing wax

• Pollination

• Building nests