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These are the three different types of bees.

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The bee, like most insects, has six legs,four wings, and three major segments, the head, thorax, and abdomen. They also have a special stomach, called a honey stomach, in which they carry nectar. All female bees have a stinger, which they use for self-defense in times of danger.

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This may enable you to imagine the honey bees anatomy.

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There are two types of bees, the solitary bees and the colonies. Solitary bees are bees that work and live alone. The remaining species of bees are social or colony bees. They include the bumblebees, the tropical stingless bees, and the economically important honeybees. Bees that live in colonies have one queen, tens of thousands of worker bees and about two hundred drone bees. The queen bee is usually the mother of if not all but most of the bees. The worker bees job is to collect nectar, make honey, and to take care of the queen, yet these bees are all female. The drone bees are all male and they mate with the queen to build the hive.

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There are two types of bees, the solitary bees and the colonies. Solitary bees are bees that work and live alone. The remaining species of bees are social or colony bees. They include the bumblebees, the tropical stingless bees, and the economically important honeybees. Bees that live in colonies have one queen, tens of thousands of worker bees and about two hundred drone bees. The queen bee is usually the mother of if not all but most of the bees. The worker bees job is to collect nectar, make honey, and to take care of the queen, yet these bees are all female. The drone bees are all male and they mate with the queen to build the hive.

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An average bee hive consists of about 50,000 worker honey bees. From egg to adult is about 21 days. They can live up to 5-6 months in the cold season but literally work themselves to death after only 40 days in the heat of the forage season!

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The barbed sting of the Honeybee(right photo), is unlike the smooth sting of a wasp(left photo). The Honeybee's stinger is used only once and remains in the site of the sting. It should be scraped out immediately, because it has muscles that continues to pump venom into the wound. This is because attached to the stinger is something called the venom sac and this is what pumps venom into the subject who was stung. After stinging, the Honeybee will soon die because the insides if the bee will be pulled out with the stinger. The only time a bee will sting is when the hive is in danger, or when the single bees life is less important than anothers.

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The first stage of a bees life is when the queen bee lays the egg in  a cell. This egg is sitting straight up and is not touching any of the walls.  Days later this egg will turn to a larva and this is when the worker bee who take care of the new bees come and feed the bees a food called royal jelly.  This is what they eat for days and then will be fed a pollen honey mixture sometimes called bee bread. They have grown to be 1,570 times larger than their original size. The next stage is the pupa stage. This is when the worker bees put a bees wax cap on the cell to protect the pupa. The pupa will then start to the different legs and antenna. Once the bee is fully developed it will chew a hole in the wax cap, and start its life as a fully developed  worker or a drone, and maybe even a queen.

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In the book Stung by Bethany Wiggins there are many references to bees and them dieing. This story takes place in the future, and talks about what would happen if bees died and did not pollenate the earths flowers that produce food.