True or False: A carpenter bee is another name for a bumblebee.

The statement is false because carpenter bees and bumblebees are distinct species with different characteristics and behaviors. Carpenter bees are generally known for their habit of boring into wood to create nests, while bumblebees are significant pollinators that do not exhibit this wood-boring behavior. Carpenter bees tend to have shiny, smooth abdomens that contrast with the fuzzy, hairy bodies of bumblebees, which are adapted for collecting pollen. Understanding these differences is important in pest control since it allows for proper identification and management strategies tailored to the specific species involved.