Parts of a Bee: Anatomy Diagram for Education & Learning #3498151 (License: Personal Use)

This colorful, scientifically accurate diagram identifies major external structures of a honeybee: the head (with antennae, compound eyes, mandibles, and tongue), thorax (supporting forewings, hindwings, and three leg pairs), and segmented abdomen (featuring spiracles for respiration). The image is ideal for biology curricula, entomology introductions, and STEM education materials. Each part is clearly labeled for easy identification and classroom use.

Used in educational websites, school lesson plans, science blogs, and children’s learning resources to teach insect anatomy; matches user intent for visual learning, homework help, or preparing teaching aids about pollinators.