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Bees spread the Nasonov gland pheromone into the air to help guide, attract, and organize other bees. Some facts: 🧠 What the Nasonov gland is • It’s a scent gland located at the tip of a worker bee’s abdomen, just under the last tergite (the final plate on her back). • When the bee exposes it, she raises her abdomen, fans her wings, and releases the scent into the air. ⸻ 🌬️ Why they spread it They use it for orientation and communication in several key situations: 1. To guide other bees home �
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