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It explains that the buzzing sound is produced by the rapid beating of a bee's wings, with smaller wings requiring faster beats to achieve flight, resulting in a louder buzz. Beyond producing sound, bees utilize their flight and buzzing to perform a crucial role in pollination. They act like diligent postmen, carrying pollen from one flower to another. Pollen, a powdery grain found on flowers, is essential for plants to produce seeds, and bees are highly effective pollinators, contributing to the growth of new plants. The document details how pollen adheres to bees' feet and bodies when they visit flowers to collect nectar. Through a lively dance and vibrations, bees then shed this pollen onto other flowers, thereby facilitating cross-pollination. This continuous process ensures the reproduction and spread of plants. The storybook, authored by Nabanita Deshmukh and illustrated by Zainab Tambawalla, is a work of fiction that educates young readers about the natural world.","Why Do Bees Buzz?  \nAuthor: Nabanita Deshmukh  \nIllustrator: Zainab Tambawalla  \nEnglish Story Book  \nWhy Do Bees Buzz?  \nAuthor: Nabanita Deshmukh Illustrator: Zainab Tambawalla Reformatted for Bloom By: Cara Ediger  \nEnglish  \nWhy Do Bees Buzz?  \nAuthor: Nabanita Deshmukh  \nIllustrator: Zainab Tambawalla  \nCopyright © 2015, Pratham Books  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nBzzz…Hey, what’s all that buzz about?  \nIs it a code word used by bees to call their friends? Or a hum of excitement when honey is spotted?  \nBees, particularly bumble bees, make a loud buzzing sound as they fly. The sound is made when the wings beat up and down . 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