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There are two main species of honey bee. Apis Mellifera which is mostly found in the Western Hemisphere and Apis Cerannae which is mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere. Both of these two main species also have sub-species.

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No, but there are many species of honey bees that will crossbreed


What is the conservation status of honey bee based on IUCN?

The IUCN does not have the honey bee listed in its list of endangered species. The honey bee origination in Southeast Asia.


Which is the main species of a honey bee?

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Is a honey bee a bumbus?

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How are city bee and country bees different?

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about an inch and a half


What is a honey bees length?

Different species of bees are different lenghts. An adult worker bee is 9mm - 18mm (0.35in - 0.71in) in length. Slightly larger, a typical queen bee is 18mm - 20mm in length (0.71 - 0.79) long.


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