Bees and Beekeeping

Honey bees are kept in beehives by beekeepers but their natural habitat is in forests, usually within the hollow of an old tree.

Killer bee venom is actually less potent than honey bee. The only problem is that honey bees will keep poking you repeatedly and not get much venom in your system, where killer bees poke you with the stinger and extract all of the venom. Another thing about bees is that they will attack in swarms, they will follow you for up to two miles and just latch on. It really depends on how much venom the bee is able to put in your system, and how many you are stung by.

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Nurse bees.

Bees live in a variety of habitats around the world, but they are commonly found in fields, meadows, forests, gardens, and orchards. Some species of bees also live in hives or nests constructed in trees, underground, or in man-made structures like beehives.

Yes honey is a animal product because bees are the ones who make it in the liquid form which we eat

Bumble bees help the environment because when they collect pollen from flowers they also pollenate the flowers and spred the seeds, so they make it alot easier for plants grow and be planted

In addition to beekeeping as a source of revenue through honey sales, beekeeping has the added benefit -- and sometimes primary purpose for some farmers -- of improving crop pollination in the vicinity of the beehives.

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Bees don't make hives. A hive is an artificial home provided by a beekeeper to keep his/her bees in.

Bumble bees polinate many fruits trees that humans enjoy.

Men maid honey and wax is harmful.if we obesered real honey bee in lonly forest,this is only real honey,used for eyesiht,and wax is not used in humanuse,so honey wax is not harmful.

The almond orchards of California are pollinated by honey bees. No bees means no pollination. No pollination means no almonds. Result - economic disaster for the almond growers.

Quavers aren't normally on their diet.

From the blossom of an Acacia tree.

Most beekeepers keep bees as a hobby so there is no salary involved. Commercial beekeepers are mostly self employed so their income can vary from year to year.

A jar of honey in 2004 cost £3

Research has shown that honeybee workers have a lifespan determined by the distance they fly: each worker can fly about 188 miles before it dies. Typically, they will fly this distance in about six weeks; however, they can live up to eleven months if they are confined to prevent flying. During heavy nectar flows, they can work themselves to death in about four days. A honeybee queen can lay up to 2000 eggs (more than her bodyweight) per day.

If this is busy, then yes, honeybees are busy!

If you go down in the woods today, you're sure of a big surprise!

Bees are important for beeing bees and stinging all of us

Bees do not die when they have their honey taken out of them since they do not have honey inside their bodies.

WASPS AND OTHER bees and queen bees

That depends very much on where you are buying the bees.

There are many different types of hives in use throughout the world. In the US, the main type of hive is the Langstroth. In the UK, the commonest is the British National but there are several others in use, eg Langstroth, WBC, Commercial, Dadant, Smith, Warre and top bar. In East European countries and Africa, there are types of hives in use which are practically unknown in Western countries.

The bees make honey that people use for food and other things.

It depends on the type of tree but when honey bees (Apis Mellifera) are living in the wild, they will often build their nest inside a hollow in a tree which provides them with protection from the weather and some protection from predators. Some species of tree will have an abundance of nectar for the bees to eat and store for the winter and others will have lots of pollen which the bee uses to feed its larvae. The bee can also use the resin from the tree to make a substance called propolis which it can use to fill any gaps in its nest.

Yes, bees do have tongues which they use to extract nectar from flowers. The length of the tongue depends on the species of bee.