Bees: From Pollinators to Social Structures

Bees, closely related to ants and wasps, are found worldwide except Antarctica. They are known for their pollination role, feeding on nectar and collecting pollen. Bees have evolved specialized anatomy for this task, including long tongues and pollen baskets. They navigate using eyesight and smell, and communicate through pheromones. Bees live in complex social structures, with roles divided among queens, workers, and drones. Reproduction involves haplodiploid genetics, ensuring genetic diversity. Bees defend themselves with stingers, and some species exhibit aggressive behavior.

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