The Buzz on Pollination: How Honey Bees Power Agriculture

The video tutorial, led by Bobby, explores the crucial role of honey bees in pollination and food production. It highlights the alarming decline in honey bee populations due to various threats, including pesticides, pests, pathogens, and poor nutrition. The tutorial also discusses the importance of natural pollination and the potential consequences of relying on artificial pollinators. It emphasizes the need for collective efforts to protect honey bees and ensure the continuation of natural pollination processes.

What fraction of the food we eat is pollinated by honey bees?

• 3/4

• 1/2

• 1/3

• 1/4

Which of the following is NOT one of the four Ps threatening honey bees?

• Pollution

• Pesticides

• Poor nutrition

• Pathogens

What is the primary purpose of pollination?

• To create honey

• To attract bees

• To fertilize plants and produce seeds

• To produce nectar

Why do honey bees collect nectar?

• To feed their young

• To attract other bees

• To store it for winter

• To make honey as their main energy source

How do honey bees unintentionally help in pollination?

• By collecting nectar

• By transferring pollen between flowers

• By making honey

• By building hives

What is the main source of protein for honey bees?

• Nectar

• Water

• Honey

• Pollen

What would be the consequence if honey bees disappeared completely?

• Decrease in pest population

• More honey production

• Loss of many fruits, vegetables, and nuts

• Increase in flower population