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Bumblebees Are Melitophilics, Feed On Flower Nectar While Pollinating, Symbiotic Relationship - (Bumblebee: Food And Fodder And The Attainment Of Self)
Bumblebees like their relatives the Bees melitophílics eat plants (plants that produce honey and attract insects such as Hymenoptera Bees for the ponilicen while feeding), this is a very productive symbiotic relationship between plants and Bumblebees melitophílics, as obtained Bumblebees delicious and precious nectar from flowers to prepare their precious honey while carrying pollen on their legs which not only feed their young but accidentally leave pollinating other flowers of this way and thus completing the reproductive cycle of flowering plants melitophílics.
Bumblebee, Bees Superflying - (Bumblebee: Food And Fodder And The Attainment Of Self)
The Super flying bees. Bumblebees like their relatives the Bees really consider it a megaflying; bees them because they can travel several miles in search of suitable fields of flowers to obtain nectar, which the air becomes a marathon athletes, verses size relative distances aerial traveled. With their survival instincts, sense of direction and highly developed organization, the bumblebees are able to systematically visit the same flowers and travel the same routes every day while these flowers produce nectar and/or pollen.