Orchids of the genus Ophrys imitate the scent of female bees to attract males.
Why it is true
Ophrys orchids produce pheromones identical to those of female bees. Males, attracted by the smell, try to mate with the flower and end up pollinating it, receiving nothing in return.
Source: Kew Gardens
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