Colourful work of bees and ants. @hasnahena

Assalamualikum everyone. I'm @hasnahena. Today I have written an article about bees and ants.

In 1973, von French won the world's most prestigious Nobel Prize for his research on bee behaviour and communication. After discovering a new garden or flower, a bee returns to the hive and maps the correct path for its fellow bees through a behaviour called the bee dance. Such behaviour, intended to inform other worker bees, has been scientifically proven with video and other methods. Some of the dialogue in Shakespeare's Henry the Fourth mentions bees as soldiers and having a king. This is how people thought of bees in Shakespeare's time. They thought worker bees were male and had to answer to a king bee back home. This is not correct at all. Worker bees are wives and answer to the queen bee, not the king bee, but this fact was discovered over 300 years ago by modern research.

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Bees absorb the juice of various flowers and fruits and store it in wax cells after making honey in their bodies. Honey is made in the bee's stomach. We know that honey has healing properties and is a mild disinfectant. During World War II, Russians used honey to dry their wounds. If there is moisture in the wound, it heals a little. Due to the concentration of honey, no fungus or bacteria can grow in the wound. If a person has an allergic disease due to a plant, then if he drinks honey extracted from that plant, his immune system will increase. Honey contains sugar, fructose, and vitamin K. Honey is a drink that comes out of the bee's stomach, is different in colour, and contains cures for humans.

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The animals and insects that most closely resemble human beings are ants. It is possible to verify the truth with the following information about ants.

1. Like humans, ants bury their dead.
2. An advanced division of labour exists among ants, including managers, supervisors, chiefs, soldiers, workers, etc.
3. Sometimes, they get together to share stories.
4. They have advanced methods of keeping in touch with each other.

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1. They regularly set up markets to exchange goods.
2. They store food grains for a long time in the winter, and if the grains sprout, they cut their roots.
3. Perhaps they realise that if the food grains are left in their sprouting state, they will rot. So they take them outside to dry in the sun and bring them back inside after drying.

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That's it for today. Have a great day.

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