How do the bees protect themselves from enemies?
A. By stinging their enemy.
B. By hiding themselves.
C. By killing their attackers.
D. By poisoning their enemies.

Hint: In the above-asked question we have to find the option which is correct according to the passage and we have to answer according to the statement mentioned in the passage.

Complete answer:
Option A is by stinging their enemy. Option B is by hiding themselves is incorrect because to protect themselves bees don’t hide, because they always move in groups so it is impossible for them to hide in groups. Option C is by killing their attackers is incorrect as they cannot kill somebody alone for that also they need a group so this makes this option incorrect. Option D is by poisoning their enemies is also incorrect as bees don’t contain any type of poison within themselves so because of that bees cannot poison any enemy. Therefore, the correct answer for the above asked question is option A. by stinging their enemies as bees attack their enemies in groups and they sting to protect themselves from the enemies.

Thus, this stinging is the defense mechanism for the bees which is provided by nature to protect them.

Note:
Bees attack their enemies in large numbers that are in groups so sometimes it may be possible that they kill the enemy by stinging. That is why option A is correct not option C as bees kill their enemies by stinging.