How Do Bees Make Honey? | The Science of Food! | SciShow Kids

The video explains how various foods originate from plants, focusing on honey production by bees. It describes the process of bees collecting nectar and pollen, aiding in pollination, and transforming nectar into honey. The importance of bees in agriculture and the role of beekeepers are also highlighted.

What is the origin of the ingredients in peanut butter and honey sandwiches?

• They are all animal products.

• They all come from plants.

• They are all synthetic.

• They are all minerals.

Who is responsible for turning nectar into honey?

• Humans

• Bees

• Birds

• Butterflies

What do bees collect from flowers besides nectar?

• Petals

• Leaves

• Pollen

• Seeds

How do bees help flowers during their nectar collection?

• By watering them

• By pollinating them

• By shading them

• By cleaning them

What unique process do bees use to transform nectar into honey?

• Freezing

• Boiling

• Fermenting

• Barfing

Why are bees important to human agriculture?

• They produce silk.

• They pollinate crops.

• They scare away pests.

• They fertilize the soil.

What can people do to support bee populations?

• Plant bee-friendly flowers

• Use more pesticides

• Cut down trees

• Build more roads