What are the characteristics of bonding molecular orbitals?

The bonding molecular orbital possesses lower energy and greater stability compared to the original atomic orbitals. It forms from the constructive interference of atomic orbitals. The probability of finding electrons in the internuclear region of the bonding molecular orbital (BMO) is higher than in the individual atomic orbitals, indicating a stronger attraction between the two atoms facilitated by the shared electrons in the bonding molecular orbital.