Bees and people are two examples of predators of the brown bee orchid. The flower in question (Ophrys fusca) is an example of insect mimicry whereby the color, fragrance, shape and texture fool bees into thinking that part of the bloom is a bee ready to mate and thereby lead them to sip nectar and transfer pollen. People value the roots for a powder that mixes into a delicious, energizing drink with gastrointestinal benefits.
a animal eats orchids
ants and beetles!!!!
A brown bee is a hornet or wasp that is the color brown>
YES the bee stings
A bee orchid is any of a group of species of orchids including Ophrys, Ophrys apifera, Cottonia peduncularis, Diuris carinata, and Ida barringtoniae.
Bee
Brown-banded carder bee was created in 1806.
The joke usually goes like this- What do you get when a bee eats a dictionary? A Spelling Bee!
No
i dont think anyone does
Slugs, Snails and caterpillars will eat orchids as well as many other kinds of flowers.
The symbiotic relationship between bees and orchids is mutualism because the bees collect nectar to make honey and the orchids get to be spread around and reproduce in different places