What is Bumblebee personality?

What is Bumblebee personality?

Personality. Despite his rather violent and brutal nature on the battlefield, Bumblebee is actually a gentle and sweet Autobot.

Is Bumblebee a he or she?

Look at the head of the bee, specifically at the antennas. Count the number of segments on the antennas. Females have 12 segments on the antenna while males have 13. Check to see if the bee has a pollen basket near the back legs, which looks like a shiny segment that has long hairs and indicates a female bumblebee.

What is Bumblebee known for?

Bumblebee is a small, spunky, yellow and black Autobot who turns into a car. He is one of the best-known Transformers and one of the most well-liked. In fact, he was one of the very first Autobots ever introduced on television. ... In a 2007 cartoon television series, he transformed into a supermini police car.

Are there any bumble bees that do not sting?

• Like wasps, bumble bees also do not die when they sting. So be warned! Almost all bumble bee species are gentle-natured and reluctant to sting unless provoked. However, the species Bombus hypnorum, the tree bumble bee, has been known to be more aggressive and their nests are fiercely guarded by drones.

What do you need to know about bumble bees?

• They are generally very docile. They do not form swarms like other communal bees and they only sting when truly provoked. Only female bumble bees have stingers. But they are so good-natured that getting a female to sting you is a major undertaking.

Which is worse a carpenter bee or a bumble bee?

• The destructive carpenter bee (definitely a bad bee in my opinion) may look similar to a bumble bee, but is significantly larger in size. Bumble bees also have a smaller and less broad head than a carpenter bee. Bumblebees got their name from the loud noise they make when collecting pollen inside of a flower.

Are there any bumble bees left in the world?

• Bumble bees are in trouble. Several bumble bee species are rapidly declining and the status of others is unknown. The western bumble bee, the yellow banded bumble bee and the Franklin’s bumble bee have all vanished from large portions of their range and the rusty-patched bumble bee was recently listed as officially endangered.