Where are Honey bee located?

Answer 1

There are honey bees on every continent except Antarctica. They are in every country where there are nectar-bearing flowers for long enough during the summer for the bees to make enough honey to last them through the winter.

Answer 2

In hives is where honeybees live.

Specifically, the insects in question (Apis spp) dwell in nests which they build. The nest is made of wax. It lasts for more than two years. It shelters colonies composed of a queen serviced by male drones and female workers.

Answer 3

There are bees in every continent except antarctica, and in every country and region where there are plants flowering for long enough each year for the bees to collect enough nectar to see them through the year.

Answer 4

If honey bees are domesticated, they will most probably live in a hive provided by a beekeeper. If they are living wild, they prefer a hollow within a tree trunk as this will give them protection from the weather and most predators.

Answer 5

Honey bees as a group appear to have their centre of origin in South and South East Asia (including the Philippines). Various species of honeybees are found in different places but in the above mentioned regions.

Answer 6

The natural home for the honey bee is in the hollow of an old tree. In urban areas they often live between the outer and inner wall of a building if they can get access which replicates a hollow in a tree. Beekeepers usually keep their bees in a hive and a group of hives together is called an apiary.

Answer 7

every continent, except for Antarctica they may be in your backyard or in ahive
A Bee Hive.

Answer 8

honey bees are located almost everywhere in the world

Answer 9

honey bees live in southern Canada, Northern U.S.A, Northern Africa, and southern China, as far as i know that is where there live but you might wanna check some other places too.

Answer 10

Honey Bees live on all continents with the exception of Antarctica. They have even been taken to space on several different occasions!