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Honey bees eat nectar and pollen. They can store pollen in the comb, but if they tried to store nectar it wouldn't keep and would soon start to ferment. They have evolved methods to convert the nectar into honey. This serves two purposes: it keeps well, and it takes less space because they have evaporated surplus water from it. The honey is kept for food when nectar is not available, such as during the winter. This is particularly necessary because honey bees don't hibernate but remain active during the winter.
What else can I help you with?
Why are honeybees called honeybees?
Because they make honey
What do honeybees make?
Honey.
What do honeybees like to do?
Honeybees like to make honey to keep them fed over the winter.
Is honey a resource?
Yes. Honeybees and honey can be Natural Resources.
Do wasp make honey?
Yes, some wasps make honey, but the honey is not consumed by humans.
Why do honeybees make food reserve?
Honey bees make honey to feed themselves in winter when they can't leave their hive and even if they could, there would be no flowers for them to feed on.
Where does honey grow?
Honey does not grow. It is created by honeybees.
Why do farmers raise honeybees?
Honeybees come in handy as assistants in fertilizing crops
Is it hard work for bees to make honey?
Yes. Honeybees literally work themselves to death in the summer.
What do honeybees eat when inside?
Pollen and honey
Where does grow?
Honey does not grow. It is created by honeybees.
What preys on honeybees?
bears love honey sooo
