The diagrams show how the bee makes honey and the stages in the production of honey. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting main features and making comparisons where relevant.

The diagrams illustrate the natural process

bees

use to produce

honey

and the human-managed stages involved in extracting

,

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processing, and packaging

honey

for sale.

Overall

, the natural process of

honey

production by

bees

follows six stages, beginning with egg-laying in the

honeycomb

and ending with nectar storage in the hive.

In contrast

, human production starts with collecting

honeycomb

and concludes with distribution and sale after processing. In nature, the process begins when the queen bee lays eggs in the

honeycomb

. After a three-day larval stage, the eggs develop into worker

bees

. After three weeks, these worker

bees

leave the hive to collect nectar from flowers. Once gathered, the nectar is stored in the hive and gradually turns into

honey

through natural filtration processes.

This

cycle repeats continuously. For human production, beekeepers collect

honeycomb

from hives, after which machines are used to extract

honey

.

Next,

pasteurization is carried out to remove microorganisms and extend the

honey

's shelf life.

Finally

, the

honey

is packaged in glass jars, ready for distribution and sale.