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$Braula move rapidly over the body surface, settling on the dorsal surface at the junction of the bee\'s thorax and abdomen. They remain there until a hunger response causes them to crawl up to the bee\'s head near its mouth parts. This movement seems to cause the bee to regurgitate a drop of nectar. The bee louse then inserts its mouth parts into those of its benefactor and takes its food.$

$If death occurs during the pupal stage, pupae undergo the same changes in color and consistency as larvae. In addition, the pupal \"tongue\" from the dead remains of the pupa usually sticks to the top wall of the cell. The presence of this pupal tongue is one of the most characteristic symptoms of American foulbrood.$

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