In this book, we will tell the O'retive women who begin their work in the dazzling radiance of the sun and end it in darkness. This is how the Belgian poet and playwright, Nobel Prize winner 1911, described bees. Maurice Meterlink . These wonderful words can be attributed to other members of the bee family - bumblebees . And bees and bumblebees are social insects . The life of bees, these winged workers, is so complex and interesting that the study and just getting acquainted with it can be likened to quenching thirst from a 'magic well'. The more you draw from it, the more it fills .. It was said by the great connoisseur of bee life German naturalist Karl Frisch. He learned so much by studying the behavior of bees, their vision, smell, touch, and language of communication that in 1973 received the Nobel Prize for his discoveries. Let's look into this'well? and learn about some of the habits of strangers? - bees, bumblebees and wasps. This is a new book in the series. Other books in the series "What Is What": Birds Flags Natural Disasters Witches Cats Fishes Water Dinosaurs Internet Indians Stars Dolls Tropical Forest Arctic and Antarctic Ancient Russia Revival Mountains Caves Treasures Elephants Weather Geographic Maps Time Horses