Honey bees are known for their remarkable ability to produce honey. They collect nectar from flowers using their long proboscis and store it in their honey stomach. Back at the hive, they regurgitate the nectar and pass it on to other worker bees who further process it into honey.

Bees get all the nectar and pollen particles they need from flowers. The nectar they process turns into honey. Bees consume their own honey and store any excess in the honeycomb to ensure the whole hive has sufficient food source throughout the winter.