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    Poems and Facts About Honeybees

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    The document provides facts about different types of honeybees. It describes the European honeybee carrying nectar and pollen back to its hive and storing pollen in its thorax. It notes the African honeybee is the most aggressive, with a nickname of "Killer Bee" due to its deadly sting, and recommends staying 10 feet away for safety. It also compares a bee's stinger to a jagged, sharp needle resembling a barbed spear when zoomed in. Two short poems are included, one about a honeybee's job of pollination and bringing honey back, and another with a sad honeybee weeping until finding a hive with food and family.

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    The document provides facts about different types of honeybees. It describes the European honeybee carrying nectar and pollen back to its hive and storing pollen in its thorax. It notes the African honeybee is the most aggressive, with a nickname of "Killer Bee" due to its deadly sting, and recommends staying 10 feet away for safety. It also compares a bee's stinger to a jagged, sharp needle resembling a barbed spear when zoomed in. Two short poems are included, one about a honeybee's job of pollination and bringing honey back, and another with a sad honeybee weeping until finding a hive with food and family.

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    The document provides facts about different types of honeybees. It describes the European honeybee carrying nectar and pollen back to its hive and storing pollen in its thorax. It notes the African honeybee is the most aggressive, with a nickname of "Killer Bee" due to its deadly sting, and recommends staying 10 feet away for safety. It also compares a bee's stinger to a jagged, sharp needle resembling a barbed spear when zoomed in. Two short poems are included, one about a honeybee's job of pollination and bringing honey back, and another with a sad honeybee weeping until finding a hive with food and family.

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    Poems and Facts About Honeybees

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    The document provides facts about different types of honeybees. It describes the European honeybee carrying nectar and pollen back to its hive and storing pollen in its thorax. It notes the African honeybee is the most aggressive, with a nickname of "Killer Bee" due to its deadly sting, and recommends staying 10 feet away for safety. It also compares a bee's stinger to a jagged, sharp needle resembling a barbed spear when zoomed in. Two short poems are included, one about a honeybee's job of pollination and bringing honey back, and another with a sad honeybee weeping until finding a hive with food and family.

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    Poems and facts about honeybees

    The European honeybee has all of the things that an average honeybee would. It has 6 legs, 2 antennae, 3 parts, and its yellow and black. They carry nectar and pollen back to the hive. They put pollen in their thorax.

    The African honeybee is the most aggressive type of bee in Africa!(possibly the world!) It has a nickname of the Killer Bee because of its deadly rate. Stay 10 feet away for complete safety!

    The stinger of a bee compared to a needle is jagged and sharp! Zoomed in, the stinger of a bee looks like a barbed spear.

    Honey Bees The honeybee flies His job is to pollinate He brings honey back

    Sad, Sad Honeybee


    The honeybee flies around and weeps Because he has nothing to eat Then he finds a hive That is alive with bees and family to meet

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