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25 March, 03:47

How do honeybee colonies recognize intruder

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  1. 25 March, 04:07
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    They use their sense of smell ...

    Explanation:

    Bees know what the bees within their hive smell like.

    Intruders will smell different and they will sting the intruder.

    (Interesting fact: When honey bees sting, they release pheromones that stir up nearby bees. One stinging bee can turn into hundreds or even thousands of stinging bees in just a short time.)
  2. 25 March, 04:14
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    the identify intruders through smell and through chemicals One of the first ways that bees protect themselves is by building their hive in a very secret spot ... Another way that bees will defend themselves is by stinging. Ouch! Female bees have a stinger on the end of their body and they will use it to sting something that might be threatening it.
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