Im 16 and I am a beeceeper too, in Sebia every 10th man is a beeceeper. we dont were any sults or protection. You are a bit messy, I must say ;) ... bees are wonderfull beings. Greitings from Serbia.
This was an excellent lesson about bees, I watched this with my 8 year old son this morning. You have great way of telling the story of bees. - Thanks Roland and JJ
I had a bee land on my computer about 1 minute ago.. I put my finger up next to it and it crawled right up unto it. I let it fly out the window. I think I made a new friend.
Here are some simple instructions to how to build a house for one of natures best pollinators. The mason bee. A gentle, solitary insect that is a better pollinator then a honey bee.
I watched this to try to handle my fear of bees. It was an interesting video. Still have to work on my fear though. Im always afraid they will sting me. :/
Very well done! :) This is very accurate info about bees. I'm an avid beekeeper and I've written articles for American Bee Journal and Bee Culture Magazine.
I am doing research for a painting I am doing for the Diabetes Foundation. Theme is "All Things Wild and Wonderful". My fruit trees are producing less and less and my neighbors in Upstate NY have had to stop making honey as the bees have disappeared. I am concerned for these precious creatures and am going to introduce these videos to my grandchildren to also teach them the importance of bees.
One of the most interesting videos I have ever seen on YT. I wish there were more vids like this instead of the numbskull ones.
Is our bee population still decreasing - has anyone studied what frequencies transmitted by humans interfere with bees? Are we able to take over the bees job of pollination should they all disappear?
Thanks for the great video- This is how education should be - to fire your imagination and open your eyes to the most wonderful and interesting things going on around us!!
Beeswax is secreted from glands and is used by the honeybee to build honey comb. It is used by humans in drugs, cosmetics, artists' materials, furniture polish and candles.
When the Queen becomes too old, injured, died or swarms, the workers look for eggs that are less than 3 days old. Up to this time all the eggs are fed "Royal" jelly. Workers are fed Bees Bread after day 3. They find several eggs that meet the criteria to become a Queen and enlarge those cells and feed those Royal jelly. After 16 days a new Queen emerges and kills any others that have not hatched yet. BTW this is the only time a Queen will sting! Day 23, mating flight and then starts laying.
There are bees in the colony of fifty thousand bee do the work, and there is only one queen is laying eggs, which all this Bees { sons of this Queen} :)
just like humans, who only have one queen/king at a time. colony is the name given to all the bees living in the hive, a collective noun for social insects. "hive" and "colony" are the same word really when talking about bees. hope that helped :)
Drones are the males bees and the hive is doomed because a worker bee lays sterile eggs so only male bees are born and male bees don't collect honey or pollen, they just mate. So no new worker bees (the females) are born therefore the colony will die out eventually
Did you know that our honey bees are dying? Without them we will not have fruits or nuts any more. In the 1970's someone brought bees from Japan which had mites on them, these mites suck all the vital fluids from their bodies and spreads viruses that messes up the immune system of the bees. Bee keepers rent their hives to people who have orchards so they can pollinate them, and they also get honey too. To find out more type in why are the honey bees dying in the google search engine.
What a great video!!! Its incredible how bees are so organized creatures, I can't believe how nature's wisdom and animal instinct combine in this spectacular creation: The Bee.
I know there is talk about honey bees disappearing but i live in southern ohio and there are a ton of honeybees all over my yard this summer i noticed. It seems like theres more this year than i have seen in some time.
I was always curious to understand the fundamental point of a Drone's life and how there only point of existence is to mate with the virgin queen. How there life is robbed of existence after there specific job is completed maiting with the V queen (there sexual organs are hooked, there by being torn apart after reproduction with V queen). For those that dont mate due to one Queen and a handful of drones, will be expelled from there colony before the end of autumn,inevitably dieing..such fate
They don't have to run out, help raise awareness about the little bee's plight, being a beekeeper is an amazing job and is so rewarding because you are saving the lives of so many little bees. It's also very interesting to see them work together.
You know I heard it was the cell phone towers, apparently the frequency we broadcast our cell phones on is the same frequency the bees do. I don't know if this is true or not, so don't quote me on it.
I work with a beekeeper and we use our cell phones at the bee yards. It necessarily doesnt have anything to do with cell phones even though alot of people think that. The main reason bees are disappearing are because mites have become very immune to disease due to human pesticides and what not and the mites end up killing the larvae. Bees cannot live naturally in trees anymore becuase of these mites.
This is AWESOME!!!! My grandpa use to raise them and they were fun too watch now I am trying to get stuff together to have them at our bible camp for the kids to watch and experience the :MAGIC"
i think the worker bees make the queen in the hive, im not to sure. We are doing bee stuff at school at the moment in ag, and i remember the teacher saying something about the bees making the queen in he hive
That is correct all the bees are made inside the hive, unless you have a feral hive that is not located inside of a hive. The worker bees will make a "New" Queen in the event that the current queen dies, or isn't laying enough to satisfy the workers. It is an exciting society, that is for sure!! Enjoy what you are learning in school!!
Queen bees develop from fertilized eggs in the largest cells in the hive. Larva destined the egg to become a queen bee. When the egg becomes larva the workers feed it with the royal jelly through the entire larval stage. Unlike worker bees and the drone, their larvae are fed royal jelly for only three days.
If they have a queen and want to swarm or have a new queen, they make queen cells and the queen lays eggs into them. If they do not have a queen, they pick a few larvae which are a day old or younger.
Generally, you need to check with your local ordinances, though usually you don't have to have a permit in order to keep bees on your property. Though you should let your closest neighbors know about your intentions, and let them know you are wiling to share the bounty of your harvest with them.
congratulations masibriner. me and my fam justed moved back to our home state me and my dad hive 8 hives and we dont know how thier doing cause it is too cold to chek good luck with ur hive.
This is for txwarden.I do not know if there is another way to email you since i only know how to comment videos so far.For equipment it is about 100 dollars and for the bees it will be about 60 dollars for one hive.If you want to know more about bees i will let you know since i have bees at my house.
Wonderful video. If you know someone in your local Agricultural Extension--email it to them. Alot of Extensions have free beekeeping classes. This video would be wonderful for people seriously interested in amateur beekeeping! ;)
I am very interested in becoming a beekeeper (for a hobby) and have learned alot but was wondering approximatly how much would it cost to start a hive (bees included) thanks!
This a wonderful, education video. Of great use to a homeschool family. The bee has a Wonderful Designer. We can learn many lessons from them; for one, they work wonderfully together.
I agree. You could say they are a perfect example of how some businesses should be run, with the queen as 'the 'boss', the drones as 'the supervisors' and the workers as 'the workforce'! All working together as a team. lol They're fantastic little things
Funny! Drones are actually just there to help procreate. They have no power, they do no work-- and are basically "kicked out" of the hive when winter hits....because the workers want to save the accumulated food for themselves and the Queen. They are deemed "replaceable"--"expendable". Even the Queen has no real power. Yes...she keeps the hive alive by laying eggs--but when she gets old, the workers make a few of her eggs into Queen cells.
All bees are different. Each hive has it's own personality.
Provoking a hive could be just walking in front of it. The guard bees are on the watch for anyone (anything) that could disrupt their hive. If you eat a banana--that is threatening. Their alarm pheromone smells like banana. If you have been around a dog (petting them, having them touch your clothing)--that is threatening. They know that the musk smell of dogs means danger. If you wear dark clothing...they don't like it...etc.
Good video. Also honey is the only food that you do not need any license to sell - because nothing - no virus - no cells - can live in honey - so if you have honey - it is always pure honey.
when i grow up I'm moving to eastern europe t be a bee farmer.
bigman1171 1 month ago
nice
concussiongiver 1 month ago
i learned alot of things
concussiongiver 1 month ago
So then, here's to the humble bee.
kidgecartoon 1 month ago 2
i would love to know how a bee knows what its job is?. just amazing! thank-you.
XXUNDERCROSSXX 2 months ago
My six year old daughter and I were enthralled by this video. Thank you!
donnythebull 2 months ago
Love it thanks!
sdgd21 4 months ago
Im 16 and I am a beeceeper too, in Sebia every 10th man is a beeceeper. we dont were any sults or protection. You are a bit messy, I must say ;) ... bees are wonderfull beings. Greitings from Serbia.
108everest 4 months ago
This was an excellent lesson about bees, I watched this with my 8 year old son this morning. You have great way of telling the story of bees. - Thanks Roland and JJ
munyard 4 months ago
Love it...
aidiple 6 months ago
I love youtube. I dont think there has ever been a better tool for education. Too bad its mostly used for cute kitten videos lol
Subvert1024 7 months ago
excellent! thank you!
MissLaurieD 8 months ago
I had a bee land on my computer about 1 minute ago.. I put my finger up next to it and it crawled right up unto it. I let it fly out the window. I think I made a new friend.
Tom6093 8 months ago
Here are some simple instructions to how to build a house for one of natures best pollinators. The mason bee. A gentle, solitary insect that is a better pollinator then a honey bee.
masonbee.blogspot.com
beeguy360 8 months ago
It's an excellent video! Great Job!! Keep it up.
chiuyuan 9 months ago
This is a fantastic video, I will use it for my teaching... Children will love it . Thank you
shaf200 9 months ago
I didn't know bees have tounges..
Lax14IsCool 9 months ago
Interesting! I only watched this because my nephew Alfie likes Honey and wanted to see how it produced.
Jeorney 9 months ago
Thanks for the educational video. I look forward to checking out more.
laurabmama 10 months ago
got shown this in class today.:)
LuvUEdwardCullen 10 months ago
Very educational video
creekroad1 10 months ago
very informative. thank you!
travproductions 10 months ago
new bees munch their way out of their cells !
aufdieseweise 1 year ago
Excellent video
oomblikkies 1 year ago 7
really interesting. wish there was a part two!
paperdollLAG 1 year ago
Really nice cheers !
workwithnature 1 year ago
We need bees but we dont need wasps
MegaAzazel666 1 year ago 26
Awesome This IS What i watched in school today :D.
10bronson3 1 year ago
I watched this to try to handle my fear of bees. It was an interesting video. Still have to work on my fear though. Im always afraid they will sting me. :/
funnystarchild 1 year ago 6
Check out how we are bringing bees back into Limerick City with our Bee Limerick project :)
BeeLimerick 1 year ago
Very well done! :) This is very accurate info about bees. I'm an avid beekeeper and I've written articles for American Bee Journal and Bee Culture Magazine.
dtravatte 1 year ago
I can't resist adding this to my favorite.
What a wonderful video.
And I didn't know worker bees are all female.
Nazzet 1 year ago 4
love the information and the voice was so relaxing I was falling asleep lol.
LucianUramu 1 year ago
That is pretty neat!
king8kong1 1 year ago
That guy has a smoothing voice
KillzonePlayer1 1 year ago
I am doing research for a painting I am doing for the Diabetes Foundation. Theme is "All Things Wild and Wonderful". My fruit trees are producing less and less and my neighbors in Upstate NY have had to stop making honey as the bees have disappeared. I am concerned for these precious creatures and am going to introduce these videos to my grandchildren to also teach them the importance of bees.
dparkstudio 1 year ago
how can we not believe in god after watching this?!
o0DeadSpaceFan0o 1 year ago
fanstastic...to say the least!
aquary0404 1 year ago
really interesting to see such video
hafna91 1 year ago
How are the queens born?
PyroXLord 1 year ago
Great video, can you keep bees in wales anyone?
403766 1 year ago
This vido is vary intresting!
sasha54504 1 year ago
One of the most interesting videos I have ever seen on YT. I wish there were more vids like this instead of the numbskull ones.
Is our bee population still decreasing - has anyone studied what frequencies transmitted by humans interfere with bees? Are we able to take over the bees job of pollination should they all disappear?
Thanks for the great video- This is how education should be - to fire your imagination and open your eyes to the most wonderful and interesting things going on around us!!
2JAMMY 1 year ago 11
Bees play a crucial role in our ecosystem.
TheHoneybeeConservan 1 year ago 3
Beautiful.
Marz0824 1 year ago
very calming and soothing voice,thank you sir
tiedupsmurf 1 year ago 4
greetings from a bee keper from Romania! :)
hailadanmihail 1 year ago 2
Excellent video. Thanks for teaching us!!
BenyBHH 1 year ago
Thank you for going to the effort to make this excellent video. Not all You tube videos give out such highly detailed information.
cycloneweaver 1 year ago 2
this is a very cool video! thanks for sharing.
jfrederick71 1 year ago
how do they get the honey off without the bees realizing?
aman2040 1 year ago
how do they get the honey off without the bees realizing?
aman2040 1 year ago
Very informative with clear naration. Well worth watching Thanks
AndrewKFletcher 1 year ago
Excellent video and commentary. Very informative. Thank you for uploading this video.
susan2016 1 year ago
cool
davidluong100 1 year ago
Thanks for the upload, very interesting.
polyfusion 1 year ago
Thank you for the interesting video!
FaceMaul 1 year ago
Wow how fascinating, thank you for this upload.
Beeswax is secreted from glands and is used by the honeybee to build honey comb. It is used by humans in drugs, cosmetics, artists' materials, furniture polish and candles.
dimalyn 2 years ago 5
bees are our future
gypocream 2 years ago 95
OMG I LOVE HONEY!
mariobeans 2 years ago 6
Honey is one of the best sources of natural foods, thank you for this interesting video
MyLaura999 2 years ago 6
I HAVE A QUESTION!!!! How Do they make another Queen BEE?
5605richard 2 years ago 7
When the Queen becomes too old, injured, died or swarms, the workers look for eggs that are less than 3 days old. Up to this time all the eggs are fed "Royal" jelly. Workers are fed Bees Bread after day 3. They find several eggs that meet the criteria to become a Queen and enlarge those cells and feed those Royal jelly. After 16 days a new Queen emerges and kills any others that have not hatched yet. BTW this is the only time a Queen will sting! Day 23, mating flight and then starts laying.
batsandbells 2 years ago 8
Thanks for posting these video mate. ;-)
ovidiu299 2 years ago 3
what does it mean by "the colony only have one queen" ? o--o colony?
ix3Kelly 2 years ago
so each box (seen at 4:42) has a colony in it. In the summer the hive can have as many as 50,000 bees and there is only one queen in the entire hive
shwee17 2 years ago
There are bees in the colony of fifty thousand bee do the work, and there is only one queen is laying eggs, which all this Bees { sons of this Queen} :)
megass83ss 2 years ago 2
just like humans, who only have one queen/king at a time. colony is the name given to all the bees living in the hive, a collective noun for social insects. "hive" and "colony" are the same word really when talking about bees. hope that helped :)
agentbikini 2 years ago 3
Colony means city, or place to live.
Each Colony only has one queen bee
as each city only has one mayor or each country has
bcrscahh198987 2 years ago
thanks
maicull 2 years ago
yes, sometimes a worker bee will start to lay. This is not good, her eggs are sterile, and hatch into drones. The hive is doomed.
normalil 2 years ago 3
what are drones and why is the hive doomed?
justwatch000 2 years ago
Drones are the males bees and the hive is doomed because a worker bee lays sterile eggs so only male bees are born and male bees don't collect honey or pollen, they just mate. So no new worker bees (the females) are born therefore the colony will die out eventually
shwee17 2 years ago
I wasn't sure if this is true or not, but is it true that the workers start to lay eggs if the queen dies or is taken away?
icshadowiclight 2 years ago
Did you know that our honey bees are dying? Without them we will not have fruits or nuts any more. In the 1970's someone brought bees from Japan which had mites on them, these mites suck all the vital fluids from their bodies and spreads viruses that messes up the immune system of the bees. Bee keepers rent their hives to people who have orchards so they can pollinate them, and they also get honey too. To find out more type in why are the honey bees dying in the google search engine.
jacval60 2 years ago 4
Wonderful viewing, it's like magic! Thankyou.
normalil 2 years ago 2
very nice video and well explaned thanks :D
itouchdude11 2 years ago 2
finaly something inresting on youtube!!! more this kind of stuff
Yehabi 2 years ago 121
Great video many thanks.
MollieMcBullets 2 years ago 5
What cost honey in europe ,usa and canada. Excellent video, thank you.
kvachi17 2 years ago
9 Euro in Austria /Europe, 1 Kilo.
xxuuiix 2 years ago
Best bee video there is
Tickets825 2 years ago 7
What a great video!!! Its incredible how bees are so organized creatures, I can't believe how nature's wisdom and animal instinct combine in this spectacular creation: The Bee.
eyeballsurgery2 2 years ago 6
it's so crazy how the bees know their specific tasks
Wadec 2 years ago 2
This is very interesting! Thank you making me learn more about the life of bees, and what else they do other than make honey for us humans!
OlithinuAndNathster 2 years ago
super video must watch
vetri50ut 2 years ago
I know there is talk about honey bees disappearing but i live in southern ohio and there are a ton of honeybees all over my yard this summer i noticed. It seems like theres more this year than i have seen in some time.
JokerRIPLedger 2 years ago 3
Bees R so COOL!!!!
meowmix8635 2 years ago 4
cool now i know what they do and watch them born i love bees :)
DoctorWhoHUGEfan20 2 years ago 3
Excellent video, very informative. Thank you.
Vallleyblue 2 years ago 2
nice video
Iahabqlb 2 years ago
This is simply one of the best videos on Youtube.
markhkay 2 years ago 2
thanks so much for posting this, its such a useful video!
tandorla 2 years ago
very informative video, thankyou!
borrowedimagination 2 years ago
This is AWESOME video. What the possability of this video have close caption?
audioalt 2 years ago
I was always curious to understand the fundamental point of a Drone's life and how there only point of existence is to mate with the virgin queen. How there life is robbed of existence after there specific job is completed maiting with the V queen (there sexual organs are hooked, there by being torn apart after reproduction with V queen). For those that dont mate due to one Queen and a handful of drones, will be expelled from there colony before the end of autumn,inevitably dieing..such fate
CollinZfresh 2 years ago
I bet your a dude - ants do the same thing
okiedragonlady2 2 years ago
i did my project on bee's in grade 3
TheMoe234 2 years ago
What a video
Tickets825 2 years ago
What a video
Tickets825 2 years ago
I love learning about Bees! They're just so interesting but they're running out.:(
mossbournegoodie 2 years ago 2
They don't have to run out, help raise awareness about the little bee's plight, being a beekeeper is an amazing job and is so rewarding because you are saving the lives of so many little bees. It's also very interesting to see them work together.
RockerboyJohn 2 years ago
i think he means bees are dieing of unkown causes. honey bee populations are declining, disease? poison?
dont think the answer is known yet..
lejink 2 years ago
neonikitanoides or something like that is a possibility. a chemical
weatherman182 2 years ago
You know I heard it was the cell phone towers, apparently the frequency we broadcast our cell phones on is the same frequency the bees do. I don't know if this is true or not, so don't quote me on it.
RockerboyJohn 2 years ago
I work with a beekeeper and we use our cell phones at the bee yards. It necessarily doesnt have anything to do with cell phones even though alot of people think that. The main reason bees are disappearing are because mites have become very immune to disease due to human pesticides and what not and the mites end up killing the larvae. Bees cannot live naturally in trees anymore becuase of these mites.
shwee17 2 years ago 3
Nope, there is no conclusive evidence that it's any one thing yet. Personally I'm inclined to agree it's hormone disruptors and climate change.
ometec 2 years ago
I have honey bees living in my apt building in the brick wall.
Intocable8306 2 years ago
HOORAY FOR HONEY!
boredomconsumesme 2 years ago 3
This is AWESOME!!!! My grandpa use to raise them and they were fun too watch now I am trying to get stuff together to have them at our bible camp for the kids to watch and experience the :MAGIC"
ImRaeja 2 years ago
I want to buy and own bees for hobbie, i dont know but i love watching bees.
1010100101 2 years ago 2
awesome...how is the queen chosen?
dinscool85 2 years ago
i think the worker bees make the queen in the hive, im not to sure. We are doing bee stuff at school at the moment in ag, and i remember the teacher saying something about the bees making the queen in he hive
shutc21 2 years ago
That is correct all the bees are made inside the hive, unless you have a feral hive that is not located inside of a hive. The worker bees will make a "New" Queen in the event that the current queen dies, or isn't laying enough to satisfy the workers. It is an exciting society, that is for sure!! Enjoy what you are learning in school!!
JTTHEBEEGUY 2 years ago
Queen bees develop from fertilized eggs in the largest cells in the hive. Larva destined the egg to become a queen bee. When the egg becomes larva the workers feed it with the royal jelly through the entire larval stage. Unlike worker bees and the drone, their larvae are fed royal jelly for only three days.
kipepeo78 2 years ago
If they have a queen and want to swarm or have a new queen, they make queen cells and the queen lays eggs into them. If they do not have a queen, they pick a few larvae which are a day old or younger.
antihirn 2 years ago
I always love to watch insects and animals's life cycles.
japcup 2 years ago
I like your film about bees.
We are a family of bees Keepers and we enjoyed your describing.
miereaursuluiro 2 years ago
Great video! If you live in a residential area, do you have to have some sort of license to have a bee farm?
Harasezza 2 years ago
Generally, you need to check with your local ordinances, though usually you don't have to have a permit in order to keep bees on your property. Though you should let your closest neighbors know about your intentions, and let them know you are wiling to share the bounty of your harvest with them.
JTTHEBEEGUY 2 years ago
Unless specified usually the answer is no and you don't usually need a permit or a license to have them, it's a good idea to check though.
RockerboyJohn 2 years ago
Thanks for the video! My first hive arrives in March and I can't wait.
enginerdtrav 3 years ago
congratulations masibriner. me and my fam justed moved back to our home state me and my dad hive 8 hives and we dont know how thier doing cause it is too cold to chek good luck with ur hive.
zachxx19 2 years ago
Great videos! thax for all the info. Anybody know where we can get a cheap starter set with bees. Whats a good price for a starter set?
vwtraveller 2 years ago
this video is great for teaching english to teens. CONGRATULATIONS
masibriner 3 years ago 3
my neighbor has a bee farm
fondare 3 years ago
thanks for this video
banneradders 3 years ago
Thank you! My son (6) and I learned so much.
scrappychick2 3 years ago 2
This is for txwarden.I do not know if there is another way to email you since i only know how to comment videos so far.For equipment it is about 100 dollars and for the bees it will be about 60 dollars for one hive.If you want to know more about bees i will let you know since i have bees at my house.
paceyandjoeypotter 3 years ago 2
one of Nature's most Beautiful & Amazing Creatures, a very hard working & remarkable insect! GOD BLESS HONEYBEES!
jonusvorhees 3 years ago 8
Very good show!
fotohogger 3 years ago
this helped me on my bee project XD
thanks
supadupamarioguy21 3 years ago
Very interesting video! Bees are an incredible species!
ncmls 3 years ago 4
my teacher is a bee keeper he talked about his bees for 53 mins when im in his class sometimes
ajacool45 3 years ago
This is a very good video. I enjoyed watching it. Thank you for taking the time to make it.
quickquill 3 years ago 4
This bees seems to be very dark are they north europeans? Bugfast
Knixaren 3 years ago
they're original domestic Honeybees (European Honeybee)!
jonusvorhees 3 years ago
Bee keeping is fascinating!
Miah151 3 years ago 2
but it is also hard.
dodgeram2500fan 3 years ago
Interesting !!!!! Good work !!!!!
itsjustme7719 3 years ago
These are some really good videos im looking forward to watching more...
strykerzr350 3 years ago
excellent video ! my knowledge on bee's is now much broader! Keep up the good work !
pluxplox 3 years ago
"Rachel Carson's Silent Spring (1962) exposed the destruction of wildlife
through the widespread use of pesticides, and the ensuing decades have been
characterized by continued identification of both natural and man-made
hazards and consequent efforts to minimize risk."
ikekll 3 years ago
Wonderful video. If you know someone in your local Agricultural Extension--email it to them. Alot of Extensions have free beekeeping classes. This video would be wonderful for people seriously interested in amateur beekeeping! ;)
chrislovesjoeemery 3 years ago 2
How sad is it that I learned more in this nine and a half minute vid then a hour to two hour class of regular public school?
BlueHaloPhoenix 3 years ago 7
That video was amazing! After watching that video once, I know a lot about bees and other insects now!
marisa8464 3 years ago
Amazing creatures. Thanks for the video!
barkingdeer 3 years ago
I am very interested in becoming a beekeeper (for a hobby) and have learned alot but was wondering approximatly how much would it cost to start a hive (bees included) thanks!
TXWARDEN 3 years ago
Why do they cap larvae cells? Privacy?
TheAileZX 3 years ago
FANTASTIC!!! Thank you for sharing!!! We learned so much!!
kastnmagic 3 years ago
This a wonderful, education video. Of great use to a homeschool family. The bee has a Wonderful Designer. We can learn many lessons from them; for one, they work wonderfully together.
homeschoolloveit 4 years ago 4
I agree. You could say they are a perfect example of how some businesses should be run, with the queen as 'the 'boss', the drones as 'the supervisors' and the workers as 'the workforce'! All working together as a team. lol They're fantastic little things
maatyr1878 3 years ago
Funny! Drones are actually just there to help procreate. They have no power, they do no work-- and are basically "kicked out" of the hive when winter hits....because the workers want to save the accumulated food for themselves and the Queen. They are deemed "replaceable"--"expendable". Even the Queen has no real power. Yes...she keeps the hive alive by laying eggs--but when she gets old, the workers make a few of her eggs into Queen cells.
This is the ultimate business. The workers run it
chrislovesjoeemery 3 years ago
Ah but what good are workers without the Queen and drones?
maatyr1878 3 years ago
fantastic.
trbt007 4 years ago 3
fascinating! thanks
weazel1995 4 years ago 3
Honey Bees are an amazing part of God's creation, and honey is yummy too!
newhopecalgary 4 years ago 5
How can i downlode this video to show to my students?
suntefr 4 years ago
go buy it.
KennyboyGM 4 years ago
"share" it to your email address. Download it into your computer. Save to disc. wah-lah!
chrislovesjoeemery 3 years ago
Thankyou this would be a great website for my teacher
FDLinkus 4 years ago
beekeeping can also be a great way to make a living. i run 1500 hives and love my job.
lostone365 4 years ago 2
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languagenut5 4 years ago 4
All bees are different. Each hive has it's own personality.
Provoking a hive could be just walking in front of it. The guard bees are on the watch for anyone (anything) that could disrupt their hive. If you eat a banana--that is threatening. Their alarm pheromone smells like banana. If you have been around a dog (petting them, having them touch your clothing)--that is threatening. They know that the musk smell of dogs means danger. If you wear dark clothing...they don't like it...etc.
chrislovesjoeemery 3 years ago 5
That was a great video. Thank you for putting this up, It was very interesting!
virble 4 years ago 2
A very good and educational video indeed!
ecec333 4 years ago
cool....
kornrox101 4 years ago
thanks for posting this it's really interesting, and I love science!
vockytoria 4 years ago
this is such an awesome video. Thanks!
jami3r00 4 years ago
Nice video. Love the time lapse of the larva.
brianlesliemccallum 4 years ago
Excellent video.
kataisa2 4 years ago
Thank You! It explained the process to my very curious 3 year old! He now wants to be a beekeeper!
sloths01 4 years ago
i like bees and i like honey too
chowsekky 4 years ago
Good video. Also honey is the only food that you do not need any license to sell - because nothing - no virus - no cells - can live in honey - so if you have honey - it is always pure honey.
Earthlinked 4 years ago
these are all evidence fot that there is a god (ALLAH) who creates all the things in the universe..
uutuberss 4 years ago
Thank you!
pomarko 4 years ago
Video about Bees Search: KelleyMcGowan
KelleyMcGowan 4 years ago
If I ever settle down, I would love to become a bee keeper. Thanks for posting this video
imrational 4 years ago
wow, very good information, thanks so much, keep up the great work.
cpglerum 4 years ago
Very good, thank you very much!!!
sluggomax 4 years ago