The table shows how honey is manufactured by bees. Overall, this production is a natural process, with seven main steps, starting with bees building their hive and ending with when the honey is ready to be collected and used.
The process starts when the bees build their hive with cells. After that, the bees leave the hive to find flowers and suck nectar. This nectar, which serves as the main ingredient for honey, is collected by bees from flowers and transported back to the hive. When the bees return, they deposit nectar into the hexagonal cells of the hive.
The bees then use their wings to fan the cells, promoting air circulation. This process is essential for water evaporation, which reduces the moisture content of the nectar. As the water content decreases, the nectar thickens and turns into honey. In the final stage, honey is completely formed and stored in honeycomb cells, ready for bees to harvest or consume themselves.
