HONEY BEES (APIS MELLIFERA), ABELHA-EUROPEIA, Worker collecting pollen and nectar to make honey.
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Channel: Fauna and Flora · 2016 · Pets & Animals
#naturalecosystems #honeybees #abelhaeuropeia - (Honey bees - In their Natural Territory - Collecting Nectar and Pollen from Flowers of Native Trees of the Brazilian Cerrado - Habitats: Tree Trunk Cavities - They live in natural environments such as: forest edges, clearings, woodlands, savannas, mountainous areas and open fields. They prefer habitats that offer a great abundance of flowers for nectar and pollen collection, with sources close to aquatic niches and safe places for reproduction!) Honey bees. Scientific name: Apis mellifera, Brazilian name: Abelha europeia. Class: Insecta, Order: Hymenoptera, Family: Apidae. Food: Honey and pollen. Geographical Distribution: The western common bee is native to Asia and Europe and was introduced to America by the English and Spanish. NOTE: The European bee lives in permanent colonies (which can be artificial or natural), formed by a «queen» or «master bee» (at most, and exceptionally, two), workers (between 10,000 and 15,000) and between 500 and 1,500 drones, which are males. Females differ from drones (males) by having a stinger.(Bees - In their Natural Territory - Collecting Nectar and Pollen from Flowers of Native Trees of the Brazilian Cerrado) + Watch the video, Like, Share and Subscribe to the Channel for more amazing videos about Brazilian Fauna and Nature! #apismellifera #insecta #apidae #polinizadores #poisonousinsects #beehoney #apidaearoundtheworld #worldofinsects #melíferas #environmentalpreservation #plantpollinators #conservazioneambientale #conservazionedellanatura #viverenellanatura #focusonnature #beautésauvage
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