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Oh. Honey bees have five eyes. Bees have two eyes. I was wrong.
Kathryn Christiansen
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Kathryn Christiansen
Well, theirs a song about bees and it said that bees have 5 eyes. 5 eyes! Thats crazy!!
Chauncey Keeling
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∙ 13y agoBees have three simple eyes and two compound eyes comprising several thousand eyes.
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Do bees really have 5 eyes?
Yes.
Why do bees need 5 eyes?
To see with
How do bees see?
They dont . They have little eyes on there bodies.
How many eyes do the bees have?
Bees have five eyes. There are three simple eyes, called ocelli, in a triangle on the top of the head. These really only detect the difference between light and dark: they do not form an image. Bees also have two compound eyes each side of the head. These form a mosaic-like image. Bees do not see fine detail, but their eyes are very sensitive to movement. Their colour vision is also different from ours. It extends well into the ultra-violet part of the spectrum, but not so far into the red end of the spectrum. They are also sensitive to plane polarized light, which they use for navigation.
How many eyes do killer bees have?
Just the same as any other bee: 5. They have two compound eyes on either side of the head, and three simple eyes, called ocelli, on the top of the head.
How much eyes do honey bees have?
honey bees have 5 eyes
Which letter has five eyes?
"B". Bees have 5 eyes.
How do bumble bees look?
Through their eyes.
Do bees have eyelashes?
no but they got eyes and antanas
Why do bees need 5 eyes?
To see with
Do bees really have 5 eyes?
Yes.
Are bees eyes shiny?
yes they are yellow
What are the compound eyes on the bees used for?
Compound eyes are used for shapes and colors
When bee opens their eyes?
Bees don't have eyelids, so their eyes can never be closed.
Do honey bees have four wings?
no but they have five eyes
How do bees see?
They dont . They have little eyes on there bodies.
How many eyes do the bees have?
Bees have five eyes. There are three simple eyes, called ocelli, in a triangle on the top of the head. These really only detect the difference between light and dark: they do not form an image. Bees also have two compound eyes each side of the head. These form a mosaic-like image. Bees do not see fine detail, but their eyes are very sensitive to movement. Their colour vision is also different from ours. It extends well into the ultra-violet part of the spectrum, but not so far into the red end of the spectrum. They are also sensitive to plane polarized light, which they use for navigation.
