Sound on! 🐝🔈 Did you know that static electricity actually attracts pollen to bees? When a bee flies, the air friction rubs off electrons giving them a positive charge. Flowers are negatively charged, so when in close proximity, static electricity causes the pollen to attract and stick to the bee. Once foraged, the flower’s electrical field temporarily changes – this helps to redirect other bees to forage from different pollen sources. How cool are bees! 😍 | Flow Hive
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bee fact: Did you know that static electricity actually attracts pollen to bees? Studies show that pollen can literally jump from a flower onto a bee before the bee’s even landed. When a bee flies, the air friction rubs off electrons giving them a positive charge. Flowers are negatively charged, so when in close proximity, static electricity causes the pollen to attract and stick to the bee. Once foraged, the flower’s electrical field temporarily changes – this helps to redirect other bees to fo
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2.7M views · 43K reactions | Did you know that a bee can carry its own weight in nectar and pollen?  And a bee colony is full of these hard-working little bees. It's easy to spot these worker bees when they are out and about foraging for nectar and pollen. Look out for their “pollen pants” – a large collection of pollen stored on their hind legs. #beefact #pollenpants #pollination | Flow Hive | Facebook
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