Bees were domesticated around 4,500 to 5,000 years ago, with evidence suggesting that ancient civilizations, particularly in Egypt and Mesopotamia, began keeping honeybees for their honey and wax. This practice likely evolved from the harvesting of honey from wild bee colonies. Over time, beekeeping techniques improved, leading to more efficient honey production and the spread of domesticated bees across various cultures.
When where bees demesticated
Reindeer were domesticated almost 2000years ago
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a very long time ago
Dog were domesticated about 15,000 years ago.
long time ago
When where bees demesticated
Each was domesticated thousands of years ago.
dogs are descendants from wolves. i don't know the date, but i they domesticated a long time ago.
In a hive. A group of hives is called an apiary.
The earliest bees evolved from a wasp-like insect well over 100 million years ago. A piece of amber containing an insect bearing features of modern bees and wasps has been found, and scientists have dated it to be 100 million years old. Fossils of bees pretty well indistinguishable from modern bees have been found dating back to over 35 million years ago. In a cave near Valencia, Spain there is a wall painting, which is around 15,000 years old, showing men collecting honey from wild bees.
domesticated dogs and cats goes as far back as the Egyptians.
Potatoes were domesticated in Ireland thousands of years ago by Keltic tribes
Reindeer were domesticated almost 2000years ago
Yes. In fact domesticated bees were originally woodland insects.
I have no clue. People really shouldn't ask this website because anyone can answer it, just like me, i could put whatever I wanted. I could say the 6 years ago plankton was domesticated, and some dolt would be sure to include it in a research paper.