THE INSECTS 8K VIDEO ULTRA HD

Life of insects in 8K ULTRA HD video, a documentary about animals in 8K. Welcome to the amazing world of insects. Don't be afraid, insects are unique animals. Experts say that insects are the most diverse group of animals on the planet, with about one million known species and between six and thirty million yet to be described. If the most general estimates are accurate, insects make up more than 90% of life forms on Earth. It is estimated that 98 out of every 100 species on the planet are invertebrates, which is 98 percent of all living organisms. While many of these animals are small organisms, the truth is that they play a more important role than we realize. For example, spiders that eat insects to keep insect populations on earth in balance, or bees that pollinate plants, which is essential to food chains. Currently, about one million species of insects have been identified, but scientists estimate that there are about thirty million species on the entire planet. Here are some interesting facts about insects. Bees are amazing insects, they have to visit about 4000 flowers to produce just a spoonful of honey, this can be up to 10000 kilometers. The process of honey production begins when the insect returns to its honeycomb with the nectar of the flower, for which the bee extracts the nectar through its mouth, the water evaporates and the saliva of the insect causes the honey to form. and finally stored in the wax cells of the honeycomb. When a bee detects food, it alerts its mates with a dance or series of movements. If it moves its abdomen a lot, it means there's plenty of food. Both wasps and bees attack with their stings when they sense danger. However, the bee's sting is thick and gets stuck in the animal it stings. When it tries to get away from the insect it loses the sting and causes a wound as it connects to some of its internal organs, and thus the death of the insect, whereas the wasp's sting is much thinner, retractable and does not. connected in the same way as bees to their organs, so can sting it several times, although they usually bite before they sting. Ants are very social insects, organized into very large colonies and groups where each individual has a different role, allocating one or more mates, males, and workers. The purpose of the organization is to ensure the survival of the colony. In this way, they work for the common good, which ultimately benefits them personally as well. Queen ants are larger in size and only have wings until they settle in an anthill and lose them. They are designed to lay eggs and can live up to 19 years. The purpose of male ants that have wings is to fertilize the female and then die. Worker ants can be small, medium or soldier ants and are designed to clean, defend the anthill and protect the queen and her cubs.