I heard something about the bee effect like the bee's wings are to small for its body?

Question

something like its wings are too small for its body so how does it stay in air?

Answer 1

High speed film and good magnification have enabled scientists to observe a bee's wings in action. Once the wing beats were slowed down so they could be seen, the way the wings worked showed how efficient they were. Bees do not use their wings as birds do but have a very different action and the wings are more than big enough for the task.

Answer 2

A lovely joke, but just a joke. Obviously a bee's wings are quite sufficient to support its body when it flies. If you didn't know how wings work, you might think that the wings were too small and delicate to lift something as large and heavy as a Bumblebee, but that's your ignorance at work, not any failure on the part of the bee or its wings.

Answer 3

The great minds that work out what an object needs to fly made all their calculations and fed them into a computer and worked out that Bumble bees can't fly. Their body to wing area is not good enough. Just shows they don't know everything

Answer 4

"Aerodynamically, the bumble bee shouldn't be able to fly, but the bumble bee doesn't know it so it goes on flying anyway. " - Mary Kay Ash