U naraciji, ovo je najintenzivniji način korišćenja centralne svesti. Tehnika toka svesti uvlači čitaoca u glavu lika kako bi se otkrilo šta on percipira, kao i njegove misli i osećanja na svesnom i nesvesnom nivou. Ova tehnika podrazumea i tok misli i njihov sadržaj; stoga, kompletne rečenice mogu ...
The sting of a bee has two lancelets supported by hard plates. Strong muscles are connected to poison gland surround the sting. The purpose of a sting is defense, however once a honey bee stings, it also loses it's life. The worker bee leaves the sting in the body of the victim and when it pulls ...
The thorax is the midsection (tagma) of a bee's body. It holds the head, legs, wings and abdomen. It is also called mesosoma in other arthropods. It is formed by the prothorax, mesothorax and metathorax and comprises the scutellum, the cervix, a membrane that separates the head from the thorax, the ...
The abdomen of a bee has seven segments and contains female reproductive organs in the queen, male reproductive organs in the drone, and the stinger in both workers and queen.
The main function of the bee's legs is movement, however bees also use their legs to manipulate and carry pollen and propolis (a resin substance from trees). The hair on the legs help dust off pollen and other subtances. Bees also have a specialized structure for cleaning the antennae.
The hindwing's main function is also flight and can at times be attached to the forewings by hooks called hamuli so both pairs of wings can beat in sychrony. It is also used to fan away heat and cool the hive.
A Honey bee's forewing is typically larger than its hindwing. Its main function is flight but it also is used as a cooling mechanism.
Proboscis (Latin proboscis, the latinisation of the Greek προβοσκίς (proboskis), which comes from πρό (pro) "forth, forward, before"[2] + βόσκω (bosko), "to feed, to nourish")is a tube for collecting nectar, drinking water or eating honey. The correct Greek plural is proboscides, but in English it ...
