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Hi! I am a beekeeper. Bees have lots of eyes to see with. They can see your eyes, too, as that is a favorite target when they are mad. They will come for you eyes first if they are mad at you. I know this. I have had them come at my eyes when unprotected. Also, they may not sting you in the eyes, but something they emit does get in my eyes from time to time, and I have not even been stung. It makes my eyes swell shut, quite painful, and blinds me temporarily. This does not happen often though. In my almost 40 years of keeping these amazing creatures, I can count the times of being stung in the eyes on only one hand. No fear though. Mostly, bees are not aggressive and not really wanting to sting. If bees can see small flowerettes and the place to suck out the nectar, I believe they can see quite well. They have eyes that can see up and down and straight forward and all around. Yes, bees can see quite well. When they leave the hive, they circle around and look at the home they are leaving so that they might easily remember where to return. They spiral up, then zoom off in a straight "beeline" to the nectar source. In flowers that are quite large like honeysuckle, they do not go down into the flower as it is long,Trumpet-shaped and a place where they could easily be trapped by other insects coming into the flower and wanting to eat them. Other creatures love to eat bees, especially skunks and birds. Why not? They really are nice little sacs full of fresh nectar which is busily and automatically being turned into fresh honey in her honey pouch even as she is collecting it and while flying back to the hive. So, she will poke a hole near the apex of the honeysuckle bloom right through the side of the flower to suck out the nectar. Next time you see honeysuckle, take a look at the hole that most all of the flowers have in the side where the bees have poked through. This way, they can also see predators approaching and not get caught deep inside the honeysuckle bloom. Yes, bees can see quite well. They have compound and simple seeing equipment. Why it seems as if most of their heads are one giant eye!
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What eats the cow?
people and mosquitoes .....mosquitoes.....that would certainly be a sight to see in a lifetime.
Do mosquitoes see in infrared?
Yes they do.
What do you see around you encourage the breeding of mosquitoes?
small containers of water, mosquitoes breed in them.
What does it mean when you see a lot of mosquitoes?
You have to many fountains
Do mosquitoes travel alone or in groups?
Mosquitoes typically travel in groups and not alone. When you see one mosquito, chances are you will see several more in the same area.
What do you see around you that encourages mosquitoes to breed?
food that is not covered
What color attracts mosquitoes more light or dark colors?
ANSWER: Mosquitoes are attracted to the color blue because it is the brightest color they can see so if they cant smell you they can see you. So mosquitoes are attracted to lighter colors more.
Can mosquitoes see color and how does it affect their behavior?
Yes, mosquitoes can see color. They are attracted to certain colors, such as dark colors like black and red, which can influence their behavior and help them locate potential hosts for blood-feeding.
How do mosquito see at night?
Mosquitoes use specialized light-sensitive cells in their eyes called ommatidia to see at night. These cells detect even small amounts of light, allowing mosquitoes to navigate and find blood meals in dark conditions. Additionally, they are attracted to carbon dioxide and body heat, which helps them locate potential hosts in the dark.
What do you see around you that encourage the breeding of mosquitoes?
water,stagnant water and food that is not covered.
What are the types of mosquitoes?
malaria mosquitoes
Do dragonflies kill mosquitoes?
They can if they are hungry enough but other than that they dont
