A slogan to protect bees?

Bee pollination plays a key role in human life, food safety and environment. They are essential to maintain an active ecosystem, which is the foundation of agriculture. Relevant data show that pollination insects such as bees affect 35% of the world's crop output, which can increase the output of 87 food crops around the world and help some medicinal plants grow.

However, due to many factors such as climate change, the number of bees and other pollinators in many parts of the world is greatly decreasing, which will threaten global food security and human welfare. Protecting bees is everyone's responsibility!

Bees are our friends, so we should cherish them. Protect bees and let us live in harmony with nature. Bees have made a lot of contributions to us. We must cherish them and let them grow up in such a harmonious environment.

Bees are beneficial insects, so it is our responsibility to protect them.

1, they are sweet porters, please take good care of them.

Where there are bees, there will be fruitful results.

Don't hurt the sweet when you taste it.

4. Take care of bees, starting with me.

5. Take its fruit and don't hurt it again.

6. Protect bees for the earth

7. Bees and flowers need protection.

8. Although bees are small, they are very useful. Please take good care of them.

9. Humans and bees live in harmony.

Bees are our friends, please don't hurt them.

It is everyone's responsibility to protect bees.

Bees are industrious messengers and indispensable things in nature.

Bees are our most loyal friends and hardworking spokesmen.

Bees are friends of human beings. Please don't hurt them.

6. Little bees are cute and help us in life. Please don't hurt them.

Use sound and light to convey information. The so-called sound is the sound of bees flapping their wings. For example, the sound made by the queen bee's wings is called "singing", and "singing" is transmitted through the nest and spleen. This is because the queen bee's vibrating wings are driven by the vibration of the pectoral muscles. Because the pectoral muscle is close to the nest and spleen, it spreads vibration sound waves. When bees feel it, they will stop moving. For another example, the "whirring" sound made by reconnaissance bees has the function of "dispatching troops". Once a new queen bee is born, it will inevitably be separated. At this time, the sound made by the reconnaissance bees will guide the bees to fly to the new nest.

Bees are our most loyal friends and hardworking spokesmen.

To love animals is to love yourself. Love animals, so that human beings are not alone.