Do bees camouflage

Answer 1

it is an animal like bee...............

it protect it self in stinging on their enemies............

nor to scare them with their black and yellow color.............
Wasps protect themselves by stinging their enemies.

Answer 2

Bees do not have the ability to camouflage. They are easily recognizable by their distinctive black and yellow striped pattern, which is a form of aposematic coloration used to warn potential predators of their stinging ability.

Answer 3

good question. An insect that is strangely and closely related the anaconda has traits of attack and defence. For example, the coffee insect that lives in coffee trees in India contributes his physical traits to campflage. When it chooses to attack, it kills chickens. This is how philipino people can get balut. Anty queeries about anacondas and coffee will lead to headaches.

Answer 4

well yes they can if your from christ church school

Answer 5

Wasps can avoid their predators by flying away or hiding in the nest. If this fails, they can deter predators by stinging them.

Answer 6

Bees can camouflage with yellow flowers like daffodils , but can be seen most of the time.

Answer 7

I believe they hate the smell of mint extract...it's toxic to them.

Answer 8

Wasps do have a sense of smell. This is the reason that they are drawn to specific fragrances, foods, or drinks.

Answer 9

they can hear high pitched noises no low noises if u scream they can hear u but if you whisper in their ear they cant hear anything. but occasionaly there are deaf wasps that can not hear.

Answer 10

yes if you want to know more go to melbourne museum