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The book "Stung" by Bethany Wiggins helps the reader visualize what the world would be like without bees. Many plants wouldn't reproduce. Fruits and vegetables that depend on bees would stop growing. Wild honey would become rare. People would have to pollinate with paintbrushes.

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The egg is the first stage of a bees life. Eggs come from the queen bee or mother of the brood. The eggs stay in the hive and are protected by guard bees.

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Bumble bees are large insects that usually have black and yellow coloring. Unlike some types of bees, they do not die after they sting someone. Bumble bees also have a fuzzy body, and they are very social. Their length ranges from about 1/2 of an inch to 1 inch.

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Honey bees are usually about 3/4 of an inch long, and they have light brown and yellow coloring. Unlike bumble bees, honey bees die after they sting someone. They have a moderate amount of hair, and they are also very social.

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Carpenter bees (also known as wood bees because they drill through wood) are usually about 1/2 of an inch to 1 inch in length. However, they can be as small as 1/4 of an inch. They can have various coloring (black, yellow, green, etc.). Men can't sting, and women only sting when they are provoked or feel threatened. Carpenter bees are mildly social, and they have minimal  hair.

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Sweat bees are about 0.12 of an inch to 0.4 of an inch long. They are black, yellow, and/or green. Sweat bees only sting when they are handled, and they have minimal hair.

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Killer bees (also known as Africanized bees) are about 3/4 of an inch long with black and yellow coloring. They are not very efficient at pollinating. Killer bees are extremely aggressive, so if they feel in any way threatened or provoked they will sting. Killer bees attack in swarms. However, they don't go hunting for people to sting. They just respond to threats very seriously.

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Digger bees are about 1/2 of an inch to 1 inch long, and they can be various colors. They aren't very aggressive, but they have a venomous sting. Digger bees are also somewhat antisocial because they live in individual nests. They have a moderate amount of hair.

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Mining bees (also known as Andrena bees) can range from 0.2 of an inch to 1 inch long, and males are smaller than females. They have reddish orange and black coloring, and males have duller colors than females. Mining bees rarely (if ever) sting. They are called mining bees because they dig nests underground.

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Megachile (also known as leaf cutting bees because they frequently cut holes in leaves) are about 3/4 of an inch long and have black coloring with a yellow belly. Megachile are mostly antisocial because usually mothers take care of their own brood. They only sting if they feel threatened, and they have minimal hair

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Western honey bees (also known as European honey bees because many of them live in several parts of Europe) are about 3/4 of an inch long and have black and yellow coloring. They are very protective of their hive and even sometimes make swarms around it to protect it. Western honey bees have a moderate amount of hair.

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Colletidae (also known as masked bees because some of them have yellow and white markings on their faces) are about 3/4 of an inch long and have black, yellow, and/or white coloring.  They only sting when they are provoked, and they have a moderate amount of hair.

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The head has five eyes and two of them are compound eyes that cover most of the head. The individual cells in the eyes are ommatidium and plural ommatidia. The head also has antennae (which help them detect odors), mouth parts (which help them chew and suck), and a brain (that helps control them).

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The thorax has three pairs of legs. The two hind legs have pollen baskets attached to them. The baskets help them collect pollen. The thorax also has two pairs of wings. The two front wings are larger than the two back wings. Wings help them fly to flowers to collect pollen.

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The abdomen has a stinger. The stinger helps bees defend themselves. The abdomen also consists of the reproductive system  (which helps make more bees) and the digestive system (which helps them get nutrients into their bodies). Finally, the abdomen has wax scales. Wax scales form on some worker bees when they are 6-12 days old. They are produced by four pairs of wax glands.

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Three days after the eggs are laid, they hatch. The larvae are very hungry, and they eat about 1,300 meals per day. Larvae mature in about ten days and construct a cocoon for the pupa stage.

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The pupa stage occurs in a cocoon. This is the stage when the bees develop adult body parts. It takes about 12 days for a bee to chew out of the cocoon.

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After the bees chews out of the cocoon, it is a fully grown adult bee. It has all of its body parts (eyes, wings, legs, etc.)

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Bees use their stingers to defend themselves (it is their only way of self-defense). Most bees only sting if they feel threatened or provoked. Bee stings can vary in many ways. Some types of bees can sting and some can't. Some bees have venomous stings and some don't. Some bees die when they sting someone and some don't. They die if their vital organs are connected to the stinger because the vital organs will be removed from the body. When someone gets stung by a bee, many things can happen. Some of these things are redness, swelling, pain, and itching. However, there are some ways to lower the chance of being stung. Bees are attracted to dark colors and print. Therefore, wearing solid, light colors decreases the chance of being stung. Also, if people leave bees alone, they probably won't sting in the first place.

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1. I like how you did columns for each kind of bee but they need to be longer.
2. Title the Padlet !!!!!!!
3. I think you need to list a little more types of bees then in a separate square say how many types of bees there are like for example 300 types.
4. Other than that looks good. GOOD JOB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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1. I like the labeled bee.
2. Like how you named each part in order from top to bottom.
3.  The parts are very detailed and I was able to create a visual image in my head.

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1. I like how you named the stages in chronological order.
2. The first text box needs more information like how long they take to lay.
3. The picture is a good representation of the cycle.

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1. t would have been better to understand if you added the types of bees that can't sting.
2. Needs to be longer.
3. I like how you put why they sting and that it is there only way of self defense.
4. Great picture !!!

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1. Cold have been longer.
2. Gave good information.
3. Not boring, kept me interested.
4. Had great visual representations.

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1. Great reference.
2. It had to do with your topic
3. I like how you put a picture of the book.