It takes 12 honey bees a lifetime to make just one teaspoon of honey – discover the incredible world of these vital pollinators!
Explore the fascinating life of the world's favourite pollinating insect in Young Zoologist: Honey Bee by Dr Priyadarshini Chakrabarti Basu. This beautifully illustrated field guide invites children to discover the busy and complex world of honey bees. From the intricate anatomy of a worker bee to the bustling society of the hive – complete with queens, drones, and dedicated workers – young readers will learn exactly what makes these tiny creatures so vital to our ecosystems.
This engaging STEM book covers the complete bee life cycle, how they turn nectar into sweet honey, the secret meaning behind their waggle dances, and the tools beekeepers use to care for them. It also highlights the environmental threats bees face today, such as climate change and habitat loss, offering practical, child-friendly tips on how we can all help save them.
Perfect for budding scientists and nature lovers aged 5–10, this inspiring introduction to insect biology is written by an actual bee scientist. Part of the acclaimed Young Zoologist series of first field guides.
This is Book 6 in the Young Zoologist Series. See all Young Zoologist books here.
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