How Do Bees Produce Honey?
The nectar that honeybees gather from flowers is stored in a unique
stomach known as a "honey sac." The nectar is broken down by enzymes
in the honey sac. Upon returning to the hive, the worker bees transfer
this nectar to the cells of the honeycomb, where they incorporate
their own enzymes. Before beeswax is used to seal each complete
cell, worker bees use their wings to extract moisture from the nectar.
Want More Stories Like This
"
Click Here