What attracts the bee to the
flower? Which sense organs
does it use?

You might have noticed that flowers have a beautiful scent. That scent attracts the bees to the flower and they use antennae to sense that smell.

The honey bee has two antennae in front (attached to its forehead). Each antenna has thousands of tiny sensors that detect smell (like a nose does). The bee uses this sense of smell to identify flowers, water, the colony, and maybe even you! They also, like the branched hairs mentioned earlier, detect feel.

Bees are attracted to the smell and nectar and pollen. The majority of the bees sensory organs are located in the antennae.

Explanation:

Honey bees have 170 odor receptors!

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