Honeybees can see light in the range of the electromagnetic spectrum. question 8 options:

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Honeybees can see light in the range of the electromagnetic spectrum.

A. beta

B. infrared

C. ultraviolet

D. gamma

The correct option is C. ultraviolet.

Explanation:

Even though visible to honeybees, the ultraviolet light is not visible to human eyes because its frequency is higher, and its wavelength is shorter than our brains are capable to perceive. Ultraviolet wavelength ranges from 10nm to 400 nm, which is longer than X-rays, but shorter than visible light for us.

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