Question

1. a bee feeds off the nectar of a sunflower. while feeding, pollen from the sunflower clings to the legs and body of the bee. when the bee lands on a different sunflower, the pollen is left behind and new pollen picked up.

Explanation:

This describes the process of pollination where bees act as pollinators. They transfer pollen between sun - flowers while collecting nectar, which is crucial for the reproduction of sun - flowers.

Answer:

This is an example of pollination by bees.