Afternoon sunshine landing board grooming session 🐝😄 First in real-time and then in slow motion. Isn’t it amazing what you get to see when the world slows down? Honeybees use these little built-in brushes on their legs to help groom the pollen off the hairs that’s are all over their bodies. Even their eyes! 💛🐝 #beefact #slowmotion | Flow Hive

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I think this pup loves a pamper session! 🐶✂️ | Tyla

Puppy's grooming dance | MetDaan Tips

“ Tasting sessions “ I’ll explain: Bees communicate how nectar tastes mainly through trophallaxis and dance language: 1. Trophallaxis (Mouth-to-Mouth Sharing): Forager bees returning from flowers share small droplets of nectar with nestmates by mouth. This is called trophallaxis. When a bee tastes the nectar: • She learns its flavor, sugar content, and scent. • This helps her decide whether it’s worth foraging at that flower source. 2. Waggle Dance (with Scent Clues): Bees performing the waggle