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Bees have compound eyes that are made up of many individual lenses. These lenses allow bees to have a wide field of vision and see in multiple directions simultaneously. The lenses help bees to locate and identify flowers by detecting their colors, shapes, and patterns. Therefore, it is true that lenses help bees to find the flower.

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The honey stomach in bees serves the purpose of bringing nectar into a specialized organ called the crop. This organ acts as a temporary storage for the nectar before it is transferred to the hive. The nectar is later converted into honey through a process of regurgitation and evaporation. Therefore, the function of the honey stomach is to transport and store the nectar, which is essential for the production of honey.

Bees' wings are special because they enable them to fly like a helicopter. Unlike other insects, bees have the ability to hover in mid-air, fly in any direction, and even fly backwards. This unique flying capability is due to the structure and movement of their wings, which allows them to generate lift and maneuver with precision.

The word 'nectar' in paragraph 3 refers to honey.

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Bees have four wings. This is because bees are insects and most insects have two pairs of wings, making a total of four wings. The wings of bees are used for flight and are connected to their thorax. Having four wings allows bees to have better control and stability while flying, enabling them to navigate through various environments and perform tasks such as collecting nectar and pollen.

The main idea of the third paragraph is that bees have three pairs of legs and four wings.