This is a picture of a bee. A bee is an example of a pollinator. A pollinator is any organism that carries pollen from one plant to another in order to fertilize that plant. This bee can land on one flower and get pollen on his body, wings, and legs. When he flies, the pollen can fall of onto other plants or he could deposit it when he lands on another plant. Most insects are pollinators, as well as some mammals and reptiles.
No comments:
Post a Comment