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Bees are generally studied by entemologists, but an entemologist is someone who studies insects in general. If a person were to study bees to the exclusion of any other type of insect he would be an apiologist.
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Can bees live after they sting someone?
no.
How long do most bees live?
I'm not sure how long, but, once a bees stings someone or something it will die in a few mintues.
How do you rid a resting swarm of bees hanging on a screen?
Its best to get someone to come out and deal with it...they will probably spray it with smoke to subdue the bees, then freeze the hive with liquid nitrogen.
What is the possessive form of bees?
The possessive form of the plural noun 'bees' is bees'.Example: The bees' humming is a sound of summer.
Are female drone bees actually called Lez-bees?
Actually, the 'worker-bees' are 'Lez-Bees'.
What exactly is a Entomologist?
someone who studys bugs & insects.
What are the differences of scientist and philosopher?
Someone who studys the world and the way it is
What is an ecoligist?
someone who studys insects PS i would like to be one
What is an Egyptologist?
An Egyptologist is a scholar who specializes in the study of ancient Egyptian history, language, culture, and artifacts. They typically conduct research, excavations, and analyses to better understand the civilization of ancient Egypt.
What does a selenographer study?
A selenographer studys maps of the moon.
What a botanist studys?
Botanists are people who study plants and nature.
What is the culturing of bees called?
Apiology is the study of bees. Someone who keeps or raises bees is an apiarist. The place where bees are kept is an apiary.
What is culturing of bees called?
Apiology is the study of bees. Someone who keeps or raises bees is an apiarist. The place where bees are kept is an apiary.
Do sweat bees live after they sing someone?
sweat bees do not have the ability to sing
Can bees live after they sting someone?
no.
What does someone who is apivorous feed on?
bees
What studys rocks?
Geology.
