Honey bees have developed remarkable strategies to protect themselves from predators, showcasing the incredible power of teamwork within their colonies. When faced with threats, such as wasps or bears, honey bees engage in collective defensive behaviors. One key technique is the formation of a cluster around the intruder, where they vibrate their bodies to generate heat and overwhelm the predator. Additionally, they release alarm pheromones that alert other bees to join in defending their hive.

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