Do bees sneeze

Answer 1

Like most insects, a bee has complex mouth parts that it uses to eat and drink. The sizes and shapes of these parts can vary from species to species, but in general, most have:

• Paired mandibles, or jaws
• A glossa, or tongue
• A labrum and two maxillae

The labrum and maxillae are like lips. They support a proboscis, or tube for collecting nectar. They don't have the capacity, (as far as I know) to sneeze or an immune system like a human that recognizes histamines that it wants to eject.

Bees, like all insects, do not have noses with nasal passages, or lungs, like humans do. They do not get clogged airways or tickles in the noses that can often cause sneezing. They do not breathe through their nose or mouth and do not even smell with a nose!

Answer 2

l don’t know