What is the name of a young bee?

Answer 1

A young bee is commonly referred to as a "larva." During the early stages of development, a bee egg hatches into a larva, which is a soft, white, and grub-like creature. Larvae are fed a special diet of royal jelly by worker bees until they pupate and transform into adult bees.

Answer 2

Bees start life as eggs (laid by the queen). They hatch into Larvae, then become pupa which eventually develop into bees. When they emerge from their cell, they are fully grown, but do go through a "career" of house bee, guard bee before finally qualifying to fly as a forrager, to bring back nectar, pollen, water and other bee goodies!

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Answer 3

Insects don't grow up in the same way we do. Their young look quite different (like little catepillars) and are called larvae. We don't see them because they are kept in the nest and looked after by the adult bees. Young bees (when they look like bees) are called callows

Answer 4

Young bees don't have a separate name, they are just young bees.

Answer 5

A young bee is called a larva. Once the larva matures and goes through metamorphosis, it emerges as an adult bee.

Answer 6

A young bee hasn't got a specific name. The queen lays an egg which changes into a larva which then changes into a pupa which then emerges as a fully formed bee.

Answer 7

A bee goes through four developmental stages: egg, larva, pupa and adult.

Answer 8

Young bees begin life as eggs; they then become larvae (singlar larva) followed by pupae (singular pupa). The next stage is adult.

Answer 9

A honey bee goes through four stages: egg, larva, pupa and adult.

Answer 10

The name of a group of immature honey bees is called a brood, but one immature honey bee still eludes me.