Do flowers get irritated by bees, wasps, snails etc?

Answer 1

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Bees make flowers sweeter.

https://nationalgeographic.com/science/2019/01/flo...

Answer 2

Flowers love sticking their business in the air to openly invite guests to hop on and have their way (oh, pollinate me baby!). They even tart themselves up with bright colors and nice smells.

Answer 3

Does an advanced, worried 16 year old Greta Thunberg get irritated by older unworried visitors ?

This seemingly unconnected question-to-a-question is a direct result of a glancing look at one's

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Unusually its normally the other-way-around, with nearly all category contributors answering

many more questions than asking them.

Also refer to Sara's answer & explanation.

Answer 4

No flowers don’t have feelings.

Answer 5

Flowers don't have a consciousness but science has yet to solve consciousness. I remember asking my grade 4 teacher if flowers and plants are alive and he said no because they don't have a brain.

It seems that an interface that is needed to live in this physical realm is needed to survive. That interface would be the brain

Answer 6

they do not have nerves. They cannot be irritated.

Answer 7

Scientists really should come up with a name for such negative intelligence, I see it becoming epidemic.

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Answer 8

No. Flowers don’t have nerves so they can’t feel anything.