The diagram represents the seven most important stages of how a bee produces honey. The process consists of building a container, finding nectar and using their wings to create a common ingredient: Honey.
The bees begin their process by building their hive, a container where bees live. Afterwards, they set off to search for a flower that will provide them with nectar. The nectar is a sweet liquid; it is necessary for the production of honey. When the bees return to their hives with the nectar, they place it into cells.
With all of the bee’s materials ready, it begins to work. The bee starts off by placing himself atop the cells and flapping his wings to generate air. As air is generated, evaporation occurs which transforms the water inside the nectar to gas. As the water vapor is released from the hive, what is left inside is what we know as honey.
The diagram represents the seven most
important
stages of how a bee produces honey. The process consists of building a container, finding
nectar
and using their wings to create a common ingredient: Honey.
The
bees
begin
their process by building their hive, a container where bees
live
. Afterwards, they set off to search for a flower that will provide them with
nectar
. The
nectar
is a sweet liquid; it is necessary for the production of honey. When the bees return to their hives with the
nectar
, they place it into cells.
With
all of the
bee’s materials ready, it
begins
to work. The bee
starts
off by placing himself atop the cells and flapping his wings to generate air. As air
is generated
, evaporation occurs which transforms the water inside the
nectar
to gas. As the water vapor
is released
from the hive, what is
left
inside is what we know as honey.