Bees go through different jobs in the first three weeks of their lives, though not all bees do all jobs.
Nurse bees are usually about a week old (after their hyperpharyngeal glands have developed) and they feed larvae. For the first three days all larvae are fed on the secretion from the hyperpharyngeal gland. This is called bee milk or royal jelly. Once a larva is three days old the nurse bees will feed it on a mixture of pollen, nectar and royal jelly until the larval cell is capped. The only exception to this is for a queen larva which is fed only on royal jelly right up until the cell is capped.
A group of nurse bees also feed the queen as she goes about the hive.
The friendliest bees in a hive are the drones (males), because they don't have a stinger. Otherwise, any bee will sting something close to her if she feels it is threatening her colony. However, nurse bees rarely leave the hive, and the ones that are most likely to sting you when you get too close to their home are the older bees whose job it is to defend the hive.
Nurse bees.
nurse bees
The job of the attendant bees is to feed the queen bee.
The most important job of bees is to pollinate the flowers they visit. This is essential for the development of the crops.
you should get a job as registered you should get a job as a registered nurse
Of corse they make honey and that is their job!
Yes. All worker bees are females. The males are the drones, and they do no work in the hive, nor do they forage for food.
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the job of a nurse is measure the pulse give medicine and check different papers.
Bees are busy because they collect the pollen to make honey. Also that they protect the queen and feed her. Also they nurse the bee larve.
Being a nurse is a really enjoyable job and should be considered for alot of people