The only males in a bee colony are the drones.
No, all queen bees are female, as are all worker bees. The male bees are called drones.
Drones. Drones are male bees and account for about 1% of the bees in a honey bee colony. Their only purpose is to mate with a virgin queen.
Honey bees reproduce through a process called sexual reproduction. The queen bee mates with several drones during a nuptial flight, storing their sperm to fertilize her eggs. She lays eggs that develop into worker bees, drones, or new queens.
Yes, male bees, called drones, have a reproductive organ called a penis. During mating, the drone's penis is inserted into the queen bee's reproductive tract to transfer sperm. The drone's penis is designed to break off inside the queen, allowing the sperm to be released and fertilize her eggs.
The male bee is referred to as a Drone. These male bees are kept on standby during the summer for mating with a virgin queen. Because the drone has a barbed sex organ, mating is followed by death of the drone. There are only 300-3000 drones in a hive. The drone does not have a stinger. Because they are of no use in the winter, drones are expelled from the hive in the autumn.
you have to exterminate the working bees to get to the queen bees
The queen bee is female, so are all worker bees. The male bees are called drones.
A queen bee lays an egg in a 'cell'. When the egg starts to turn into a pupa, the worker bees seal the cell with wax. In approximately 21 days, the fully formed baby bee will scrape away the wax 'cap' and emerge from the cell.
Royal jelly is what it is called
All male bees work. Technically, male bees (called drones) don't work at all. Only thing they do is mate, then die. Until then, they just chill and do nothing.
Queen bees only sting other queen bees.
A female bee is called a queen or worker. Male bees are drones (their sole responsibility is to mate with the queen).