Abdomen.
A thorax is the region of many animal's bodies that lies between the head and abdomen. In bees, the thorax is connected to both the legs and wings, which are very important to the bee!
An insect typically has a head, thorax, and abdomen. This body structure is commonly found in insects such as beetles, bees, and butterflies.
None. All bees have their sting at the tip of the abdomen -- the rear.
Yes, bees have a head, thorax, and abdomen, similar to humans with a head, torso, and abdomen.
A bee's sting is at the tip of its abdomen. Incidentally, only female bees have stings.
it is for the wings and legs to be, and to be a part of the body. The bee has three parts of it's body the ''abdomen ''thorax and the ''stinger. is that right?
mostly the stinger to protect her self mostly the stinger to protect her self
maybe maybe not.
Most insects fall into that category: they have a head, thorax and abdomen.
Female bees sting.
In humans and other mammals the thorax and abdomen are separated by a sheet of muscle called the diaphragm. In insects like wasps and bees where there is a narrow region between the thorax and the abdomen this is called the petiole.
They make great honey and without them there will be no flowers. When they sting their abdomen is torn with the sting so when they sting something they die. Without bees pollination would not happen and the human race would be wiped out.