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* About one inch in size
* Black and yellow
* Have 6 legs
* Eat pollen and nectar
* Nest in the ground or roof beams
* Will defend their nest

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* About one inch in size
* Blue-black
* Have 6 legs
* Eat pollen and nectar
* Live in tunnels in wood
* Can sting over and over

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* About 1/2 inch in size
* Yellow and brown
* Have 6 legs
* Eat pollen and nectar
* Live in tree crevices

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* About 1/2 inch in size
* Yellow and dark brown
* Have six legs
* Eat pollen and nectar
* Makes nests in odd places like tires, boxes and crates
* Attack in swarms

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Bees have many special features on their bodies that help them with the task of collecting nectar and pollinating plants. Some of these adaptations and bodily features include:

* Eyes: bees have 3 eyes on the front of their heads and 1 on each side. They have no pupils.

* 3-part bodies: like other insects, bees' bodies have three parts: the head, thorax, and abdomen.

* Hair: bees have thick hair covering their bodies, but not the same kind of hair that is on mammals.

* Antennae: bees have antennae, skinny, jointed feelers they use to smell, on the front of their heads.

* Mouth: bees use their long tongues to suck up nectar, pollen, and water. Their tongues have jaws on each side that hold pollen and wax.

* Wings: there are two delicate wings on each side of a bee's body. The front wings are bigger than the back ones are.

* Legs: bees have 3 legs on each side of their thorax. Each leg has 5 main joints.

* Stingers: these are on the back of a bee's body. Some are barbed and some are not, but all stingers have glands that produce poison.

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These are laid by the queen. They can hatch a worker or drone bee.

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These worm-like creatures crawl out of their egg about three days after the queen lays them. They are fed royal jelly by the workers. The larva continue to grow, and about five days after they hatch, worker bees put a wax cap on the cell.

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The fully-grown larva becomes a pupa. This is the last stage before adulthood.

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The adult bee bites its way out of its cell. For worker bees this happens 21 days after hatching, but it takes a bit more time for drone bees to develop.

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Bees with different jobs have different stingers:

* Worker bees: these bees have straight stingers with barbs. The barbs keep the stingers in flesh, but they also cause the bees to lose their stingers and die.

* Queen bees: queens' stingers are curvy and they do not have barbs. Queens use their stingers to kill other queens, and they do not die as a result of stinging another bee.

* Drone bees: these bees don't  have stingers at all

The stingers are different but the purpose is the same: bees use their stings to protect their hives from intruders.

Bee stings cause swelling and pain on and near the sting. If you get stung, immediately pull the stinger out, but don't squeeze it. The sooner the stinger is removed, the sooner the flow of poison into your bloodstream is stopped.

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This video is about the growth and life stages of a bee.

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Amazing Time-Lapse: Bees Hatch Before Your Eyes | National Geographic

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"We genetically modified the bees' sting to be more powerful, more deadly to its predators. Unfortunately, we discovered that when a human being is stung, the bee's venom causes flu-like symptoms, followed by aggressive behavior and then death. The bee flu is highly contagious, spreading through bodily fluids-- something as simple as a cough makes the germs airborne."

This relates to my research because when a bee stings someone/something, venom is injected into them. In this case, the venom from stings caused a more dangerous version of the flu.

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I like how you added multiple bees for this and pictures for each one but you also could have added the scientific name for each one. You also could have added how hey defended there nests for the bumble bees.

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I would check your spelling in the first and second paragraph when you said that they have 3 eyes and om, and you could have also added more on the antennae.

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I agree, it would bee nice to know the scientific name. Nice job saying where they make their nests, and their size/color.

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I like he video but could have added more about the stages in your summary.

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that's very interesting that bees have 5 eyes! Typo in first box (om). You could included what it means to be a barbed stinger and what that means for the stung person. 

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that's very interesting that bees have 5 eyes! Typo in first box (om). You could included what it means to be a barbed stinger and what that means for the stung person. 

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kira

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I think that you could have added the average life span of the bee.

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I think that you could have added more on why the drones do not have stingers all together.

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You could have included what royal jelly is and the life span.

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nice job being very specific for each type of bee but still giving the same information on each one.

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You could have included more information in the sentence about the video.

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nice job relating the book to your topic.