Technically honey.
The nectar is stored in an organ called the "honey stomach" which is part of the bee's esophagus. But the honey stomach, which is also known as the honey sac, crop, or ingluvies-is a specialised organ designed to expand and store nectar until it can be ferried back to the hive.
Once the foraging bee returns home she regurgitates the contents of the honey stomach and, through the process of trophallaxis, transfers it to a house bee. The house bee will begin to process the nectar into honey.
Honey bees also have an organ for digestion called the ventriculus also called the mid-gut. The mid-gut occurs after the honey stomach and is separated from it by the proventriculus which is a muscular organ that regulates the opening between these two parts of the alimentary canal. Further down the line are the intestines, rectum, and anus.
Bees excrete waste through their digestive system and eliminate it as feces. They do not have a separate system to pee like mammals do. Instead, waste is eliminated in the form of solid feces.
No, feces do not excrete through a pig's skin. Pigs excrete feces through their anus, like most other animals. The skin of pigs is not designed to excrete waste in this manner.
No, bats excrete the same way humans do. Bat feces are called guano and are a valuable additive to fertilizer.
The cloacal opening of a snake is the opening through which they excrete waste (urine and feces) and through which they reproduce. It is located at the base of the tail, just below the vent.
Yes, bees do defecate. They typically do this outside the hive to keep their living environment clean. The waste substance they excrete is called meconium, which is the leftover material from their development as larvae.
Bees excrete waste through their digestive system and eliminate it as feces. They do not have a separate system to pee like mammals do. Instead, waste is eliminated in the form of solid feces.
Honey bees do not excrete waste from their digestive system like mammals do. They release waste (e.g. feces) from their bodies through their hindgut. However, honey bees do excrete excess water as they regulate the water content in the hive through evaporative cooling.
No, feces do not excrete through a pig's skin. Pigs excrete feces through their anus, like most other animals. The skin of pigs is not designed to excrete waste in this manner.
feces. In their feces is fish bones and stuff.
Yes, they excrete carbon dioxide, water, and feces just like humans do.
Try excrement or feces.
The cloaca in the chicken is where they excrete feces, lay eggs, and conceive.
Bird excrete from their cloaca so it is a mixture of urine and faeces.
We can excrete waste products through urine, feces, and sweat. These processes help remove toxins and regulate body functions.
No, bats excrete the same way humans do. Bat feces are called guano and are a valuable additive to fertilizer.
The verb excrete means to separate and expel a substance as waste (especially applied to metabolic byproducts). For humans, this would include feces, urine, and sweat.
The cloacal opening of a snake is the opening through which they excrete waste (urine and feces) and through which they reproduce. It is located at the base of the tail, just below the vent.