I know there is a queen (special female ) bee and drone (male) bees in a honey bee hive.
If they are females why are’t they queen bees? What kind of female bees are they?
Better go back and repeat that science class.
CHUCK
nade63090
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females i know this for sure
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sicence class
Better take up spelling too!
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I heard about this on National Geographic.
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I know there is a queen (special female ) bee and drone (male) bees in a honey bee hive.
If they are females why are’t they queen bees? What kind of female bees are they?
Better go back and repeat that science class.
CHUCK
nade63090
27 minutes ago
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females i know this for sure
Source(s):
sicence class
Better take up spelling too!
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???? can they?
Apparently queen bees have relatively small barbs on their stingers, so they are not injured when they remove their stingers as most worker bees are. The stinger is a modified oviposter, or appendage for laying eggs.
Apparently, I do not understand bee abdominal structure. I thought that instead of laying eggs, the worker bee oviposters were modified to create stingers instead, which was why worker bees do not lay eggs like the queen bees do.
However, since queen bees do have a stinger, and even some worker bees do lay eggs (albeit unfertilized eggs), this is not totally accurate. How can a queen both sting and lay eggs ? How can worker bees sting and sometimes lay eggs?
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