Bees primarily feed on nectar and pollen from flowering plants. Nectar serves as an energy source, while pollen provides essential proteins and nutrients necessary for their growth and the development of their young. Bees have a mutualistic relationship with flowers: as they collect nectar and pollen, they inadvertently pollinate the flowers, facilitating plant reproduction and biodiversity. This crucial role helps sustain ecosystems and supports agricultural practices, contributing to food production. The variety of flowers available in an area can influence bee health, population, and productivity, making the availability of diverse floral sources vital for their survival.