Three - the head, the abdomen and the naughty bits.
Bumble bees polinate many fruits trees that humans enjoy.
Bumble bees, like all other insects, have six legs.
Two
It depends on how many stripes it has
Body shape is different: a honey bee's body is similar to that of a wasp, while the bumble bee has a round body. The bumble bee is also known for it's hairy or fuzzy appearance. Honey bees, although having a fine hairs appear much smoother. Bumble bees are also usually black and yellow in colour, honey bees more shades of brown. Bumble bees are similar to honey bees in that a hive will consist of a queen, female worker bees, and male drones, who are responsible for mating with the queen. They do produce honey, but in very small amounts, so they are not used for commercial honey production. Another similarity is that only the females possess stingers. Bumble bees tend to live in fairly small nests, which are usually in the ground. For this reason, they do not swarm like honey bees. Bumble bees can thrive in colder climates than most honey bees because they can regulate their body temperature and they have furry bodies. With many bumble bee varieties, only the queen will survive over the winter, and she hibernates in her nest. Honey bees do not hibernate, and although the drones are evicted from the hive at the end of summer and die, the queen and workers over-winter in the hive, taking the opportunity to forage whenever the air temperature is high enough.
from my research the world famous "bumble bees" live in California. other type of bee is, a "solitary bee" I'm sure there are others but the majority is "bumble bees", and "solitary".
Badgers are the biggest threat to bumble bees, digging up their nests for the larvae. They are also prey to many birds, as well as larger insects. Skunks will also eat bumble bees.
supposed to be 13-15 / probably ..
Bumble bees are edible as are most insects and are high in protein. Insects are eaten in many cultures around the world. Some European countries make confections (candy) containing whole insects such as honey bees.
Some tropical bees can and the European hornets fly at night.
No, but there are many species of honey bees that will crossbreed
The bumble bees are pretty much worker bees. They do many different jobs like; two bees guard the entrance and they polinate.