There is no evidence that Gregor Mendel created vicious bees. In fact he was unsuccessful at breeding them alltogether. This myth seems to have come about around 2001 in online publications and been copied without reference in unscrupulous sources.
yes, worker bees sting, many people think that they don't but the queen bee does but they are the same type of bees
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They fan it with there wings.
Bees are within the phylum arthropoda. Arthropods are characterized by their jointed limbs and cuticles. This phylum also includes all insects, arachnids, and crustaceans.
There is some evidence that the electro magneto field from high tension power lines can affect honey bees but nobody seems to be absolutely certain.
the bees will make a new nest nearby
It depends what type of bee. For example, the German, or Black Bee, is quite aggressive in nature (an interesting aside is that Hitler is reputed to have tried to exterminate them as an 'inferior race'!). African breeds are also said to be bad-tempered. Other types of bees, such as Ligurian or Italian, and Carniolan bees are generally placid, but any bee, when threatened enough, will go on the defensive.
Gregor Mendel was a monk at an Augustinian abbey and eventually became the abbot. While a monk, he taught and bred bees as well as gardened.
Their nest might have been destroyed or something to do with chemicals.
The value of a bee to a human has to do with the making of a sweet, vicious mixture called "honey".Bees pollinate flowers. This leads to more flowers and increases the amount of fruit and vegetables for animals to eat.When bees die, they are often eaten by wasps, ants, and other scavengers.
yeah it confused me too but yes, they do die
No, bees generally do not come back to an underground nest which is destroyed by human-controlled fires. But there always may be exceptions to the above-mentioned rule. For example, bees will return if the underground tunnel remains useful or when population levels and viable alternative shelters remain respectively high and low.
It depends on the species. Some bumble bees or wasps may. Honey bees that were away foraging will return to where the hive was, but without the queen they can't survive as a colony for very long. If the queen has survived they may make a new nest.
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A bee doesn't have a predator because bees are animals that can sting so i don't think an animal would eat a bee unless they aren't smart.no...the bees still have predators even though they can still sting. Some of them are the Tracheal mites and the Varroa mites.Honey bees suffer predation from humans, bears, skunks, opossums, and a variety of insects and parasites. Other bees have other predators.
Gregor Mendel, is known as the "father of modern genetics". He cultivated and tested approximately 29,000 pea plants between 1856 and 1863. He showed that one in four pea plants had "purebred recessive alleles", two out of four were "hybrid" and one out of four were "purebred dominant". He made two generalizations, firstly the "law of segregation" and secondly the "law of independent assortment". These became known as , "Mendel's Laws of Inheritance". Although largely overlooked at the time and even criticised, it is now thought of as a seminal work. He went on to work with Bees and managed to produce a strain of Bee so aggressive that all instances had to be destroyed! But, alas he had severe difficulty in controlling queen bees and his work achieved little else. He classified novel plant species which are denoted with the abbreviation "Mendel". Mendel died on January 6, 1884 aged 61.
Carpenter Bees do not attack bumble bees.