The heart rate of a bee during hibernating?

Answer 1

Honey bees don't actually hibernate. They form a winter cluster where they huddle around the queen and cycle so that the queen stays warm and survives. On average, the bee's cardiac muscle beats about 1260 times per minute.

Answer 2

When bees hibernate, their metabolic rate and body functions slow down significantly, including their heart rate. The heart rate of a hibernating bee can drop nearly to zero or be extremely slow, depending on the species and environmental conditions. This reduced heart rate helps conserve energy during the winter months when resources are scarce.