This Is Not A Bee

The video explores the common misconception that all bees are yellow and black striped, revealing that many insects mimic this appearance for protection. It explains how mimicry helps non-stinging insects like flies and moths avoid predators by resembling stinging species such as bees and wasps. The video also provides tips on distinguishing between these insects based on features like wings and antennae.

What is a common misconception about the appearance of bees?

• All bees are yellow and black striped.

• Bees are mostly bald.

• Bees have long feathery antennae.

• Bees have only two wings.

Why do some non-stinging insects mimic the appearance of bees?

• To fly faster.

• To attract mates.

• To avoid predators.

• To find food more easily.

What is a key feature that distinguishes flies from bees?

• Flies have four wings.

• Flies have short, elbow-shaped antennae.

• Flies have two wings and look like they're wearing goggles.

• Flies are super hairy.

Which insect is likely to have long feathery antennae?

• Fly

• Bee

• Wasp

• Moth

How can you tell a wasp from a bee based on their appearance?

• Wasps are mostly bald.

• Wasps look like they're wearing goggles.

• Wasps have long feathery antennae.

• Wasps have two wings.