The production of honey by bees is an interesting process. The paragraph below describes the process of how bees produce honey.
Bees reside in a container like structure built by joining a large number of hexagonal cells called Hive. The bees leave Hive in search of flowers with nectars. Nectar is a sweet liquid produced by flowers and is the most important ingredient required by bees for producing honey. Once these flowers are found, bees then carry the sweet nectar liquid to their Hives. The liquid is deposited in cells of Hive. This process is repeated until all the cells in Hive are filled with Nectar. After storing nectar in cells, the bees then air the liquid using their wings. By constantly flapping their wings, the bees generate enough air for evaporation to happen. With Evaporation taking place, the water present in the nectar liquid which is deposited in the cells of Hives, is changed to gas leaving pure honey behind.
The production of honey by bees is an interesting process. The paragraph below
describes
the process of how bees produce honey.
Bees reside in a container like structure built by joining
a large number of
hexagonal
cells
called Hive. The bees
leave
Hive in search of flowers with
nectars
.
Nectar
is a sweet liquid produced by flowers and is the most
important
ingredient required by bees for producing honey. Once these flowers
are found
, bees then carry the sweet
nectar
liquid to their Hives. The liquid
is deposited
in
cells
of Hive. This process
is repeated
until all the
cells
in Hive
are filled
with
Nectar
. After storing
nectar
in
cells
, the bees then air the liquid using their wings. By
constantly
flapping their wings, the bees generate
enough
air for evaporation to happen. With Evaporation taking place, the water present in the
nectar
liquid which
is deposited
in the
cells
of Hives, is
changed
to gas leaving pure honey behind.