What are some interactions that help the honey bee live?

Answer 1

Answer 1

This is a temporary answer UNTIL an expert contributes a more professional answer.

The beehive functions much as your house. It provides protection from the elements [like wind, rain, snow, ice and hail, cold, heat, and others I can't think of right now].

It provides an enclosed, and fairly well insulated, environment in which the bees themselves can have some limited environmental control by increasing or reducing the temperature. Primarily, heat is added via their own collective body heat, and cooling is accomplished via air circulation using their own wings to exhaust hot air and blend in cooler outside air.

It provides a structure to support their comb [storage vessels for honey] and safely house their sole product, honey, which is their food, critical to their survival.

It also provides some limited protection from predators and collateral damage from critters in general.

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I agree with the above poster, but just wanted to add that there is a great problem with bees in the U.S. and Canada disappearing and beekeepers are finding thousands of dead bees in their hives. Now the scientists are trying to find out why because it's very important we have bees for pollination.

answer 2- the mystery didease is called CCD (Colony Collapse Disorder) =(

Answer 2

Honeybees are considered social insects, and the members of the group must interact for the group to survive. For example, if a bee finds an area with lots of flowers, she will tell the group so that others can know the prime location. Another example is when honeybees pass nectar from one to the other.

Answer 3

they polonate the flowers thus makin fruit for the humans to eat