Bee

Bee

Many people who are afraid and sometimes reflexively will get rid of it when a bee appears.

Although bees have a very painful sting and leave wounds, but it also has an important role in helping pollination of flowers.

We may often see the bees come to visit the flowers to suck on the nectar or sweet liquids contained in the blooming flower.

Nectar then taken kesarangnya to then be processed into honey.

Honey produced by bees is not only preferred by humans, but many other animals also like it, especially bears.

Humans often use honey as a medicine or food mixture.

Bees often make their nests on tall trees, making it very difficult to get honey.

But sometimes there are also bees that build a nest around us, such as roofs and trees in the yard.

Given the difficulty of getting honey, many people have always made honey farms. The goal is to be easy to get take honey.

I have visited several places where honey farms, one of them in Cibubur, Jakarta.

According to the worker in that place, the bee will not do a sting if he does not feel annoyed. Sometimes because we are afraid and refuse to throw him out, the bee is disturbed and stings.

Even today the bee stings are being used in a treatment known as bee therapy.

There are several benefits of bee therapy, which stimulates the work of the heart, lowers high blood pressure, prevents Rheumatoid Arthritis, etc. Read more here...

When viewed more deeply, there are some bee characters that can be used as a guide to life in this world, including the spirit and discipline in working, sucking nectar from beautiful flowers and clean, living harmonious and peaceful, etc.

According to Wikipedia, Bees are a large group of insects known for their cluster life although not all bees are in fact so. All bees belong to the tribe or family Apidae (ordoHymenoptera: insect winged membrane). In the world there are about 20,000 species of bees and can be found on every continent, except Antarctica.

Bees often use their tail sting when they feel disturbed (disturbed). The bee stabs its tail sting repeatedly into the epidermis of its enemy so that it hurts. However, what this bee does actually turns the sting off of one's skin and pulls out a sting and a pouch (which is attached to the sting), and within minutes the bee dies.

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