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D:\Microcosmos\Honeybee [02/10] - 047.jpg (1/1) (Video Capture)
| Subject: | D:\Microcosmos\Honeybee [02/10] - 047.jpg (1/1) (Video Capture)
| | Poster: | Fask7 (Fask7@nospam.netscape.com)
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| File size : 30375 bytes
File date : 2001:05:02 14:46:25
Resolution: 960x540
Jpeg process : Baseline
Posted Newsgroups: alt.binaries.pictures.animals
Posted Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2001 13:24:05 GMT |
D:\Microcosmos\Honeybee [02/10] - 047.jpg (1/1) (Video Capture)
Flowers give the nectar to bees.
Why is the nectar found so deep inside the flower?
It is to prevent the nectar from drying up or being washed
away by the rain. But most importantly, it is to lure the
insects in so they can carry away with them the flower's
pollen. If the insects stick their heads deep into the flower,
the pollen would naturally stick to their bodies in the
process. Indulding itself in sweets, the bee is unaware that
it is transporting the pollen. |
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