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Basically, yes. Drones (males) don't have stings, and although the queen can sting, she rarely does and is never involved in guarding the hive.
After it emerges from the pupal cell, a young worker bees stays in the hive and performs various tasks as requried. At around 17 days old, the bee's venom glands have fully developed and at this stage the workers will become guard bees, guarding the hive entrance from unwanted intruders. During this time they will also take their first flights outside the hive to learn the local area. At around 21 days old, the worker will become a forager, a job it will do for the rest of its life.
What else can I help you with?
What Insects live in a hive?
Honey bees are kept in hives by beekeepers.
What is house of bees?
beehive
Why worker bee is the most important for the hive?
1 the queen bee2 the king bee3 the princess bee4 the prince bee
Which insect is known as the worker insect?
Bees are known as the worker insect in a beehive. They are responsible for tasks such as collecting nectar, building and protecting the hive, and caring for the larvae.
How many syllables does the word bees have?
Bees: /bees/ Beehive: bee/hive
How do you locate a beehive?
follow the bees
What does a bees house called?
beehive
How do you build a beehive to farm honey?
To build a beehive for honey farming, you will need to construct a wooden beehive box with frames inside for the bees to build their comb and store honey. Ensure proper ventilation and access for the bees, as well as protection from the elements. You will also need to introduce a bee colony (usually in the form of a nucleus hive or package of bees) to start the honey production process.
What is the box the beekepers keep the bees' in?
Bees are kept in a a hive, a beehive.
Why do bees live in a beehive?
to produce honey
Where are the most honey bees found?
in a beehive
What is the inside of a beehive called?
A colony of bees.
