Bees can see colors we cannot see, and they can detect minute amounts of chemicals we cannot sense. Unlike many insects, bees cannot hear very well. A biologist would probably give which of the following as the ultimate explanation for their poor hearing?a.) If a bee could hear, its highly programmed brain would be overwhelmed with information.
b.) If bees could hear, the noise of the hive would be overstimulating.
c.) This is an example of altruism.
d.) Bees are too small to have functional ears.
e.) Hearing may not contribute much to a bee's reproductive success.

I can tell you now that its definitely not D., C, or E. However, I'd debate that it'd be either A. or B.

Me, I'd go with b, but it could be either a or b.

Altruism has NOTHING to do with bee's as it is the belief of putting yourself aside for the well-being of others, but in biology, it refers to behavior by an individual that increases the fitness of another individual while decreasing the fitness of the actor.

Hearing has NOTHING to do with the reproductive system.

Nothing is to too small to have functional ears.

D,E, and C don't make sense.

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An unlearned behavior directly linked to a stimulus that is carried to completion once ... Bees can see colors we cannot see, and they can detect minute amounts of chemicals we cannot sense. Unlike many insects, bees cannot hear very well. So I say B.

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