While there are many insects that are involved in the pollination act, the bee is the single most important. This is most likely so because the bee is dependent on the pollen and the flower to survive. The bee receives its protein from the pollen and it s energy from the flower. You can run into a bee in just about any place in the world. Only very cold polar climates and a few of the ocean properties are not habitats for bees.
Bees communicate with each other by touch, sound, and chemicals.
And some varieties of bees send out a chemical announcement to family and friends that you have just been stung which sends out the troops. Of the Earth's entire population, only four percent are allergic to bee stings. For this small group a sting can become fatal, but for most folks, they will just feel discomfort if stung. The venom from a bee is transferred through a stinger that the bee leaves behind after stinging you. This stinger will automatically continue to pump the venom into your system for as long as twenty minutes after the initial sting.