Which of the following is NOT a type of pheromone found in bees?

The correct answer is the option that identifies "Magic pheromone" as not being a recognized type of pheromone found in bees.

Pheromones are chemical signals produced by bees that play crucial roles in their communication and social behavior. Each type of pheromone has a specific function: alarm pheromones signal danger to the colony, prompting other bees to prepare for defense; queen pheromones help maintain the social structure of the hive and prevent other females from reproducing; death pheromones are released by bees that have died or are dying, and they alert the colony to potential threats and the need for cleaning up deceased members.

In contrast, "Magic pheromone" is not an established category in the scientific study of bee behavior and communication. This term does not exist in the literature on bee pheromones and their functions, thus confirming its status as the correct choice in this context.