What are some adaptations of a bumblebee?

Answer 1

Some of the adaptations of the wasp include the ability to sting several times in a row and their streamlined bodies that fly very quickly. They are also able to chew wood and paper to create nests.

Answer 2

Bumblebees have adaptations like a hairy body for collecting pollen, a long proboscis for reaching nectar in flowers, and the ability to regulate their body temperature by shivering their flight muscles. They also have compound eyes for detecting colors and patterns while foraging.

Answer 3

1. Spiders make sticky silt to make webs so bugs will get caught.
2. Many legs allow to move easily across web.
3. Hairs on legs prevent getting stuck and can sense vibrations.

Answer 4

Okay i know one about the Queen bumble bee. She has a partially or fully black thorax that is "bald" or hairless. The black thorax absorbs the sun's heat quickly, allowing her flight muscles to heat up in a short period of time. This is an adaptation because she can fly easily.

Answer 5

Wasps have several ways in which they can adapt in different environments. These insects can use their color to blend in. Wasps can use their stinger as a way to defend itself in various environments. These insects also have a hard outer body that protects it from various weather conditions.

Answer 6

A adaptation for a wasp is flight. Flight is a vital adaptation for survival because this enables the wasp to relocate into new ecosystems.

Answer 7

living in underneath carpet or any wooden flooring also they will often live in a loft.

Answer 8

bees' adaptations are that they female bumble bees have a barbed stinger if in danger and fur to gather more pollen

Answer 9

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Answer 10

Wasps adapt to their environment by being able to create cellulose to build structures. They can do this by an internal reaction after chewing on wood.