5 Key Differences Between Honey
Bees And Bumblebees
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In this case, bumblebees could not cross the equator without human help, but bees could. Read on to find out more.
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This is quite an interesting set of questions to ask, as it shows how small problems with materials science can limit our options in life.
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There are a lot of species of bees out there. Some are solitary others are social, and then some are highly social.
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Solitary bees just work on their own as the name implies. Social bees form little nests of bees that work together and have some division of labor.
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Bumblebee
Bumblebees have seasonal colonies. A queen starts the nest in spring.
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She forages, gathers pollen, starts the nest up and her daughters help her expand it to around 50 individuals by the end of summer.
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Bumble Bee Wax
Bumblebees normally make a type of wax that they use to make little honey pots.
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If someone were to ask you the question “Do bumblebees make honey?” you can confidently ...
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Honeybees have the ability to store enough honey to survive winter or a dry spell.
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