Not all of them. There are always some living honeybees in the colony to take care of the queen and to keep the cycle going. Some die during the winter but some survive and the queen usually lives for about 4 years.
When winter comes, the honeybees gather together in a tight cluster and the queen lays her eggs.
There are different types of honeybees. The queen, the drones (males) and the workers (females). The queen can live from 2-5 years. The drones lives 40-50 days. The females (workers) live from 1-4 months: 21 days in development (egg - larvae - pupae) and the rest as an adult.
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Honeybees like to make honey to keep them fed over the winter.
Yes, only honeybees die after they sting.
yes they do
They put there wing together and start shacking
No i don't think so!
If bees die out, humans will also. As bees pollinate all the plants we eat.
Honeybees will only sting if they’re provoked; their singers a barbed too: This represents that after a honeybee stings someone, its organs get ripped out when it tries to fly away. That‘s how “You sting someone, you die!” is a thing with honeybees
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many people can be harmed or possably die from there sting
Bumblebees often die openly due to their solitary foraging behavior and shorter lifespans, making them more susceptible to environmental stressors. In contrast, honeybees live in colonies and have a social structure that allows them to care for sick or dying members, often removing them from the hive to maintain hygiene. Additionally, honeybees typically die within the safety of their hive, where they can be protected from predators and extreme conditions. This difference in behavior and social structure accounts for the visible deaths of bumblebees compared to honeybees.
no winter did not die