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In a colony there are three different types of bees. The three are, queen bee, worker bees, and the drone bee. A queen bee’s job in the hive is to repopulate. The worker bee’s job is to clean the hive, collecting pollen and nectar to feed the colony and they take care of the offspring. The drone bee’s only job is to mate with the queen bee. The three most common bees are Bumble Bees, Carpenter Bees, and Honeybees. Carpenter Bees are solitary bees. They build nests just for themselves and only feed their own young. Bumble Bees can sting more than once because their stingers are smooth and do not get caught in the skin when they fly away. They are also very social bees and live in large "families". Honey Bees can survive many years because they huddle together and eat honey during the winter. Although, they can only sting once because their stingers are barbed and tear off when they try to get away.

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Anatomy of a Bees Life includes five characteristics that are common to most insects.Honey Bees, and every other bee, are insects. Bees have a hard-outer shell called an exoskeleton. Their three main body parts is their head, thorax, and abdomen. Attached to bee’s head is a pair of antennae. They have three pairs of legs used for walking and have two pairs of wings. The rest of the bee’s anatomy includes; Head, Thorax, Abdomen, Gena, Vertex, Ocelli, Antenna, Compound Eye, Feelers, Proboscis, Foreleg, Femur, Middle Leg, Tarsal Claw, Tarsus, Tibia, Hind Leg, Sternum, Sting, Hind wing, Forewing.

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This video is about bees, and different types of bees.

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This video is about bees, and different types of bees.

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The Stages of a bees Life includes four main stages; egg, larva, pupa, adult. In the egg stage, the honey bee queen lays an egg in a spotless cell, if the cell isn't clean the queen will not lay an egg. The queen bee positions the egg in an upright position at the bottom of a cell.

Each cell is a different size determining the kind of bee that it will produce. If the cell is standard worker-sized cell, she releases a fertilized egg into the cell, that will later produce into a worker bee (female). If the queen chooses a wider drone-size cell, the queen releases an unfertilized egg that will become a drone bee (male). Three days after the queen lays the egg, it hatches into a larva. In larva stage, it grows quickly, shedding their skin five times. In this stage, the larva consumes 1,300 meals a day, nurse bees feed the larva royal jelly, and later they feed then bee bread (honey and pollen). After five days, they are 1,570 times larger than their original size. At this time the worker bees seal the larvae in the cell with a porous capping of tan beeswax. Once sealed in, the larvae spin a cocoon around their bodies which then starts the pupa stage. In the pupa stage, the pupa is beginning to take on the familiar features of an adult bee. Eyes, legs, and wings take shape, and to end it all, the fine hairs that cover the bee’s body develop. After twelve days, the now adult bee chews her way through the wax capping.

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HOW BEE STINGS

Bees have a venom sac and a barbed stinger at the end of their abdomen

This apparatus is a defensive mechanism that is used if they feel under attack; to defend the hive from destruction.

The barb from a bee sting pierces the skin to inject the venom, with the bee releasing pheromones that can incite other nearby bees to join the defensive attack

VENOM INGREDIENTS AND FACTS

venom is a complex mixture of proteins and organic molecules, that when injected into our body

The specific activity of some bee venom components has also been used to treat cancer.

Bees have killed 25 people in the years 200-2013 and 12,351 hospitalizations

REACTIONS TO BEE STING

can cause pain, local swelling, itching and irritation that may last for hours

Some people, however, develop an allergy to some of these venom proteins.

Anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction that is potentially life-threatening, is the most serious reaction our body's immune system can launch to defend against the venom

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This project is related to the book, Stung because in the book, all the bees have died out and it shares what it would be like if bees went existent. In this project, it shares all the important things about bees, and about their life. This project shares the importance of bees so that the world we live in doesn't end up like the earth in the book Stung.

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The information you gave was good but, I think you should have focused on either the types in the hive or the different species. That would probably give more and deeper information.

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The beginning information was good but, I feel you could have gone a bit deeper than just listing all the other body parts in the end.

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The information here was perfect. You included everything that describes each stage and the picture at the bottom was a good reference.

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This info was good but you could have gone into more depth about the bees in the hive.

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The overall idea of this reference was good but, just because bees died our earth wouldn't become like the one in stung. There were many factors that lead to that but, I get what you're saying.

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You could have explained more about the body parts that you listed in the end like you started to in the beginning.

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This was so good. I like how you slowly listed all of the steps in order while going in depth about each ad every one.

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This was good but you could have included things about specific bees and how they sting.