Huge Queen Bumblebees! | Maddie Moate

The video explores the growth of sunflowers and their attraction to queen bees, highlighting the size and behavior of bumblebees. The presenter, along with Greg, observes the bees' interaction with the flowers, noting their size and pollen collection. The video concludes with bonus footage of a bee cleaning its proboscis.

What is the main reason queen bees are seen towards the end of summer?

• The worker bees have died.

• They are migrating to a new location.

• They are laying eggs.

• They are preparing for winter.

What transformation has occurred in the wildflower field?

• It has become a vegetable garden.

• It has turned into a sunflower field.

• It has been replaced by a pond.

• It has been cleared for construction.

Who is Greg in the video?

• A fellow bee enthusiast.

• The narrator's pet.

• A professional beekeeper.

• A local farmer.

What do the narrator and Greg notice about the bees on the sunflowers?

• They are avoiding the sunflowers.

• They are covered in pollen.

• They are fighting with each other.

• They are not interested in the flowers.

What humorous event occurs at the end of the video?

• A bee lands on Greg.

• The narrator trips over a sunflower.

• Greg accidentally steps on a bee.

• The narrator loses their hat.