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The image details the sequential process of honey production with seven connected hexagonal stages: 1) "Bees" involves bees in a hive; 2) "Flowers" features bees collecting pollen; 3) "Nectar" shows bees interacting with a flower to collect nectar; 4) "Cells" highlights a honeycomb cell possibly storing nectar; 5) "Air" depicts a bee engaged in wing flapping to ventilate; 6) "Water Evaporation" illustrates the evaporation process within honeycomb cells; and 7) "Honey" refers to the final product with representations of honeycomb and a jar of honey.
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The diagram shows the process of how bees make honey. Overall, there are seven main steps in the process, starting with bees leaving the hive to collect nectar and ending with the production of honey.
First, bees leave the hive and fly to flowers to collect nectar. They use their long proboscis to suck nectar from the flowers. After that, the bees return to the hive and put the nectar into the honeycomb cells.
Next, the bees use their wings to fan air over the nectar. As a result, this helps to evaporate water from the nectar. When the water is removed, the nectar becomes thicker and changes into honey. After that, the honey stays in the cells and becomes ready for humans to collect and use.
The process is repeated many times by bees to make enough honey. This shows that bees work hard together to produce something useful for humans.
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