The diagram illustrates how bees produce honey.
The illustration presents honey's process by bees. This process is divided into seven steps. The first one, begin with bees living a empty hives. After that, in step 2, the bees fly until to find flowers. When they find it, bees carry in nectar to produce honey, during number three. In number four, they return to the hive and they refill the empty cells with the nectar. Fifth, with the movement of bee's wings is produced air on the cells. Number 6, the process continues with water evaporation until the cell is completely dry. Finally, after 6 previous steps, the honey is ready to be collected by people. During the process, highlight the importance of the hive. This container is present in 5 steps. In the number 1, 2 and 3, it is important that bees move until find flowers to collect polen to produce the honey. In the step 5 and 6, the process is development by physical phenomenon, such as air movement and water evaporation. And the last one is necessary the human intervention to take out the honey from the hives and to be bring in until our homes.
The illustration presents honey's
process
by bees. This
process
is divided
into seven
steps
. The
first
one,
begin
with bees living
a
empty hives. After that, in
step
2, the bees
fly
until to find flowers. When they find it, bees carry in nectar to produce honey, during
number
three. In
number
four, they return to the
hive and
they refill the empty cells with the nectar. Fifth, with the movement of bee's wings
is produced
air on the cells.
Number
6, the
process
continues with water evaporation until the cell is completely dry.
Finally
, after 6 previous
steps
, the honey is ready to
be collected
by
people
. During the
process
, highlight the importance of the hive. This container is present in 5
steps
. In the
number
1, 2 and 3, it is
important
that bees
move
until find flowers to collect
polen
to produce the honey. In the
step
5 and 6, the
process
is development by physical phenomenon, such as air movement and water evaporation. And the last one is necessary the human intervention to take out the honey from the hives and to be
bring
in until our homes.