Honey bees do not hibernate. However, they will be confined to the hive in cold weather because they cannot fly if the air temperature is below about 17C (54F). They will cluster together and vibrate their flight muscles to generate heat, keeping the centre of the cluster up to about 98F (37C). Other bees, such as bumblebees, may hibernate through the colder parts of winter, but the length of time will depend very much on the temperature. because of global warming many bees are dying because they come out of the hive around Christmas time cause the winters are milder . in other words, NO
Honey bees do not hibernate, but their metabolisms slow down. They eat less food and only leave the hive occasionally on sunny days for defecation flights.
yes, they do hibernate
They do not hibernate.
Unfortuantly pandas do not hibernate. Im not sure about migrate but my answer is none. They dont hibernate or migrate. Answered by Pepsi906
No, they do not hibernate. They migrate up to 16,000 miles per year.
Yes, they do hibernate in the winter.
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No, no honey bee hibernates.
Bumble bee queens usually hibernate in small holes in the ground which they sometimes take over from small rodents.
A queen honey bee will stay in the hive. Honey bees do not hibernate, but will cluster together in the hive to keep warm. Bumble bee workers and drones, and the older queens die when the cold weather arrives, and the young queens find a sheltered place and hibernate through the winter.
No. The flying fox does not hibernate. Flying foxes, also known as fruit bats, are found in warm-temperate to tropical climate regions: therefore, they do not need to hibernate during any season.
Not very likely, but certainly not impossible. Bees do not hibernate in the winter, and will leave the hive if the weather is warm enough -- warmer than about 13 degrees Celsius. If you meet a bee in these conditions and you do something to threaten it, then it may sting you.
Honey bees don't actually hibernate. They form a winter cluster where they huddle around the queen and cycle so that the queen stays warm and survives. On average, the bee's cardiac muscle beats about 1260 times per minute.
No cockroaches do not hibernate. Bugs them selves do not hibernate.
Bumble bees are seasonal and only young queens hibernate through the winter to produce new colonies in the spring. At the end of summer the new queens and drones mate and the queens find a sheltered place to hibernate. The rest of the colony dies as the cold weather comes.
loads of animals hibernate like ... Badger Bat Bear Bee Blackfish Butterfly Chipmunk Echidna Frog Gila Monster Gopher/Ground Squirrel Groundhog/Woodchuck Ground Squirrel/Gopher Hamster Hedgehog Jerboa Ladybird Lizard Marmot Mosquito Moth Mouse Poorwill Pupfish Raccoon Skunk Slow Worm Snake Squirrel Turtle Wasp Woodchuck/Groundhog Yellow Jacket
neither they just hide there faces because they are too ugly to bee seen in public. Just like calculus cock neither they just hide there faces because they are too ugly to bee seen in public. Just like calculus cock
A queen honey bee can live anything up to five years and she will lay eggs right up to her death. If the queen's egg laying declines too much for the colony, they will replace her. Queens of other species of bee (bumble bee, solitary bees and so on) are hatched and mated in the autumn/fall, hibernate over the winter, then will live until the end of the following summer.