A bee's organ of smell is its antennae, and its sense of smell is many times more sensitive than that of a human.
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∙ 12y agobees can smell from miles away
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∙ 8y agogreat beter than a human
They just smell when you're near
Bees do that because they like the smell.
They smell it.
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Bees have specialized scent receptors on their antennae that allow them to detect pheromones and other chemical signals in their environment. These receptors are very sensitive and help bees communicate with each other, find food sources, and navigate their surroundings.
Bees cannot smell human fear. Their sense of smell is primarily used to locate flowers for nectar and pollen, to communicate with other bees through pheromones, and to identify their hive and queen.
Bees enjoy the smell of kerosene. As a matter of fact, bees enjoy sexual relations in small kerosene pools that occur rather frequently in nature. Wasps on the other hand hate the smell, but love the taste.
No, bees do not have the ability to smell fear. Bees primarily rely on their sense of smell to communicate within the hive and locate food sources. Fear is an emotional response that humans experience, but it is not something that bees can detect.
Yes, all bees have a sense of smell. They use their antennae to detect pheromones, flowers, and other scents in order to communicate with other bees, find food, and navigate their surroundings.
Anything containing pyrethrins, a common insecticide. bees are hypersensitive to it.
Bees primarily use their antennae to smell. Their antennae are covered in sensory hairs that detect different chemicals in the environment, helping bees to locate food sources, communicate with each other, and navigate their surroundings.
the sweet smell of the flowers attract the bees which causes the bees to collect the nectar from a flower