Simply so, how does a bee collect pollen?
First, the pollen collects on the furry bodies of the bees: as bees fly through the air, their bodies become positively charged with static electricity, such that when the bee lands on a flower, thus knocking the pollen from the delicate anthers, some of the pollen particles stick to the static-charged hair covering
Also, does collecting bee pollen harm the bees? Just as honey bees make excess honey (enough for us to harvest) they also collect excess pollen. By using good judgment, a beekeeper should be able to collect pollen without harming the colony. Once collected, you have the choice of eating it, selling it, or saving it for bee feed—so many options.
In this manner, why do bees collect pollen?
Honey bees collect pollen and nectar as food for the entire colony, and as they do, they pollinate plants. Nectar stored within their stomachs is passed from one worker to the next until the water within it diminishes. Honey bees also collect proteins from plant pollen, which they bring back to their nest.
Can bees fart?
they don't fart.
