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Nabanita Deshmukh  \nZainab Tambawalla  \nBzzz…Hey, what’s all that buzz about? Is 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 . The smaller the wings, the faster the bees have to beat them in order to fly. And the quicker they beat, the louder the buzz.  \nBees also buzz to do something very useful; they carry pollen from one flower to the other like a postman delivering letters.  \nPollen is the powdery grain on flowers . Pollen helps plants to make seeds. Bees are excellent pollinators. Thanks to them, many new plants grow and sprout all around.  \nHow do those tiny grains of pollen stick to the bees’ feet? When bees sit on a flower to suck honey, the grains of pollen stick to their feet and bodies.  \nThen when the same bees buzz near a flower and perform a lively dance, the quivering shakes the pollen off on other flowers . The bees then fly to other flowers where they leave the pollen behind to pick up new ones and this process continues.  \nBees are the buzzing godfathers of many new plants that grow away from the parent-tree .  \nCan you hear your own breath? Usually not. But you can hear a bee breathing.That is because the buzz is also the sound of the bee breathing. It has a small, segmented body so when it breathes, the air gets on a rollercoaster ride through all those bumpy parts inside and creates a buzz.􀀀  \nSounds pretty exciting, doesn’t it? 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