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Yes they do, however it works differently to the way a human heart works. Insects have what is called an open circulatory system where blood has direct contact with all internal tissue and organs, rather than being transported via blood vessels. The heart of insects such as bees keeps blood flowing to these areas.

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  • Do bees have hearts
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  • Yes they do, however it works differently to the way a human heart works. Insects have what is called an open circulatory system where blood has direct contact with all internal tissue and organs, rather than being transported via blood vessels. The heart of insects such as bees keeps blood flowing to these areas.
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  • Yes they do, however it works differently to the way a human heart works. Insects have what is called an open circulatory system where blood has direct contact with all internal tissue and organs, rather than being transported via blood vessels. The heart of insects such as bees keeps blood flowing to these areas.
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