The Role of Bees in Ecosystems

The video explores the life cycle of bees, highlighting their importance in pollination and community roles. It describes the four stages of a bee's life: egg, larvae, pupa, and adult. The queen bee lays eggs, which hatch into larvae. Worker bees feed the larvae, which then become pupae. The pupae are protected until they mature into adult bees, each with specific roles. The video emphasizes the values of teamwork and responsibility, drawing parallels to human communities.

Why are bees considered important in our ecosystem?

• They help pollinate flowers.

• They produce honey.

• They are a food source for birds.

• They clean the environment.

What are the four stages of a bee's life cycle?

• Egg, Larva, Chrysalis, Adult

• Egg, Nymph, Pupa, Adult

• Egg, Caterpillar, Pupa, Adult

• Egg, Larva, Pupa, Adult

What does the queen bee do during the egg stage?

• Feeds the larvae

• Lays eggs in honeycomb cells

• Builds the hive

• Collects pollen

What do worker bees feed the larvae after the first two days?

• Royal jelly

• Water

• Nectar

• Beebread

What happens during the pupa stage of a bee's life cycle?

• The queen bee lays more eggs.

• The bee guards the hive.

• The larva spins a cocoon and transforms.

• The bee collects pollen.

What is the role of worker bees in the hive?

• To lay eggs

• To mate with the queen

• To lead the hive

• To clean, guard, and collect resources

What is the primary role of the queen bee?

• To collect nectar

• To produce wax

• To lay eggs

• To guard the hive

What do drone bees do in the hive?

• Collect pollen

• Mate with the queen

• Guard the hive

• Produce honey

What values do bees teach us according to the video?

• Teamwork and responsibility

• Silence and patience

• Independence and solitude

• Aggression and dominance

How do bees contribute to the growth of their community?

• By producing more honey

• By migrating to new areas

• By increasing the hive population

• By building larger hives