Bees communicate danger using chemical signals called alarm pheromones. When a hive feels threatened, guard bees release these scents into the air, which quickly alert nearby bees and guide them toward the source of the threat. This chemical trail makes their response fast, coordinated, and hard to escape. Once the pheromone is released, bees can follow it visually and chemically, allowing them to chase a perceived threat for a noticeable distance. The stronger the scent, the more intense the re

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