There are many species of bees living in the world today. The only continent in the world lacking bees is Antarctica. There are not enough plants to sustain bees and the climate is too cold for them to live there.
Honey bees
The continent that does not have bees is known as Antarctica. This is the only continent that does not have what are known as insect-pollinated flowering plants.
Antartica
Yes, bees live in Venezuela.Specifically, bees are native to every continent except Antarctica. The South American continent upon which Venezuela is found has habitats which support both native and naturalized bees. An example of a bee native to Venezuela is the Meliponagenus of stingless bees whereas an example of a naturalized bee is the Apis genus of Africanized honey bees.
Every single continent except for Antarctica
The only continent without an A is Europe.
Male bees are the big, fuzzy bees without stingers.
There are bees on every continent except Antarctica. Bees are happiest in a temperate or sub-tropical climate, but are found in the tropics where there are enough nectar-bearing flowers for them.
Australia is the continent without glaciers.
Yes. Because bees without stingers are dead. They can't live without their stingers. -_-
Bees live in every continent except antarctica, and everwhere where there are enough nectar-bearing flowers for long enough during the year for them to make enough honey to see them through the rest of the year.
Antarctica does not have bees because they would freeze to death.