Why do bees choose to nest at home?

Bees nest at home because the surrounding environment is good and suitable for bees to nest. Beehives are the basis for the normal survival and reproduction of bees, so bees have extremely strict requirements on the selection of nesting environment, which not only requires that the nest site must be sheltered from the wind and rain, warm in winter and cool in summer, but also requires that there are abundant honey sources nearby and few enemies.

A trace chemical information substance released by bee glands is called pheromone, also called pheromone. Communication between individuals through air or contact is a kind of "language" for the same kind of individuals, and the accepted individuals can understand the meaning of this "language" and act on behavioral or physiological responses.