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In this short YouTube video, the creator examines the surprising presence of pollen on the compound eyes of bees. Using close‑up footage, the video shows visible pollen grains adhering to the eye surface after a bee has visited flowers. The presenter remarks, “It’s there. Oh,” expressing surprise at the observation. The video then briefly explains how pollen can become lodged on the eyes during foraging, discusses the possible effects on bee vision and pollination efficiency, and highlights the relevance of this often‑overlooked aspect of bee anatomy.
