The video explains how honeybees produce honey, starting with nectar collection from flowers. Worker bees use their long tongues to gather nectar, storing it in their honey stomachs. The nectar is then passed between bees, mixing with digestive enzymes to transform it into honey. Finally, bees store the honey in honeycomb cells, where it is dried and sealed with wax. The process is intricate and involves multiple bees working together to produce the honey we consume.

How do bees thicken the nectar to turn it into honey?

What is the final step bees take to store honey in the honeycomb?