Worker Honey Bees Vs Drone Bees Facts: Types Of Bees & Division Of Labour Process

worker bees vs drone bees facts other types of bees division of labour process.
This article highlights the differences between worker bee and drone bees.
Drones are the male bees produced from unfertilized eggs. They neither sting nor work. Their main duty in the hive is mating with an emerging queen and that duty is performed only once in a lifetime. As soon as they finish mating with the queen, the drones fall down and die as they have completed their destined duty. The queen also mates only once in a lifetime but she does not die as a result. Drone bees are very few in any hive since the unfertilized eggs that produce them are scantily laid by the Queen. They constitute less than one per cent of the bees in a hive. The other drones which do not participate in mating only loiter around the hive and feed freely from the labour of the worker bees.

[@cdelane3335]

Bees are so interesting.

[@NaturalHealingGuides]

Yes they are!

[@diannaells5396]

Yeah

[@mansoorikhtiary9642]

Respect for the female bees, they do everything.

[@goodyofficia1914]

Yea ,they are the one who stings also

[@alphonceassenga9247]

@@goodyofficia1914 hahahaa. pros and cons

[@diannaells5396]

Yeah

[@toadamine]

"No honey bee can sting more than once... the queen bee can sting many times..." 🤨🤣👍🏻

[@filthygrape7882]

toadamine it’s true

[@marksteve9247]

🐝😕 she how the power stinger to hit you more then once!
The a Queen in chess.

[@davemiller6055]

Workers can sting other insects more repeatedly because an insects exoskeleton does not grab the forks on the stinger like animal skin does. The queens stinger is smooth and has no forks to catch on anything. That is why the queen can sting repeatedly.

[@jsrocker1776]

also her reason for why the queen can sting multiple times is incorrect. lost of incorrect info in this video.

[@veol]

So cool

[@PharaohEagleOwl]

Teamwork😎

[@danielalquisiras2003]

a queen bee can sting more than once

[@iamthe1whowillbringpeace316]

This knowledge is so precious. There is so much to learn as this honey is actually a river in paradise but why it exist in an insect

[@guiltygearcore]

Wow respect for the bee colonies. ^_^

[@madhupjadhav1379]

Just imagine if this was the case in human world....!

[@jimmint5672]

Then humanity would of died off a long time ago

[@cheesebu37]

@@jimmint5672 We woulda been better off honestly. Just look at matriarchal societies in history. They are much more stable.

[@jenthomas345]

Very informative video

[@NaturalHealingGuides]

Glad you liked it

[@squirleyspitmonkey3926]

Oh it's not for human consumption? Tough shit. I'm consuming it

[@melreendsouza4290]

🙏

[@schultheissfarm4989]

You have a duty in the hive

[@jeetjethwa4267]

first of all who does all thing delegation of work....😂

[@charlespennells8050]

Hi

[@ultravioletspirit]

Eww all this freaks me and grosses me out

[@blindship5792]

Humans should NOT eat honey if they find it in nature.. unless they are starving.. because by doing that they are condemning a whole hive to die due to lack of food during the winter & rainy season! so please please RESPECT bees!

[@Holodomor4.0]

Yeah no worries let’s all starve ourselves to death instead. For the greater good yeah? Good on you comrade