To begin with most predators recognize that bee can be dangerous. If a predator finds an insect that looks like a bee it's probably not going to take a chance on messing with it because it doesn't want to get stung. Basically flies imitate bees to protect themselves from predators. It's a good way not to become someone's lunch.
The average speed of a honey bee is around 15 miles per hour when flying. Honey bees can fly at varying speeds depending on factors such as weather conditions and the purpose of their flight.
um...a answer would be a frog eating a fly um...a answer would be a frog eating a fly um...a answer would be a frog eating a fly
You can fly continuously south around the world following a great circle route. You would eventually reach the point where south and north meet at the South Pole, completing a full circle. The distance would depend on the starting point and the specific flight path taken.
A common house fly is a very small animal. In order to get an accurate measurement, you would have to use millimeters.
yes about that. It very much depends on the fly you are talking about. If it is a common house fly it probably is about 3ml but if it is a Bluebottle or a horse fly it would probably be 5-6ml!;)
A bee fly is a member of the fly family Bombyliidae, with adults which look like bumblebees.
What you saw is the Eristalis Tenax also known as the Drone Fly or Hover Fly.
because chickens cant fly
Sounds like a bee-fly. May prey on local mason bees...bad, bad, bad bee-fly!
how would you like to be stung by a bee or wasp, that's how it feels
A ghost in the rain is like a bee because they both fly.
Certainly a normal empty jar would pose no problem for a bee to fly in and out. Like most insects they do tend to fly towards the light and upwards - but if that fails then they try other directions albeit on a fairly random basis.
its a bee
I would guess Mantis...??
It all depends on how big the bee is AND the horse fly is.
Ant, bee, fly, bug.
ANSWER It is probally a bee fly