1. Oligophagia: Bees live entirely on flowers, including pollen and nectar. When the nectar is sucked into the nectar, it is mixed with the secretion of the maxillary gland—invertase, which is repeatedly brewed and fanned continuously. Evaporates water, accelerates transformation and concentrates until honey is fully ripe.
2. Colony: Although bees live in groups, the colony does not collude with each other. There are three types of queen bees, worker bees and drones in the colony, and there is a queen bee, 10,000 to 150,000 worker bees, and 500 bees. to 1500 drones.
3. Nesting: The nesting instinct of honeybees is complex, and the nesting location, time and structure of the nest are diverse. Species such as Bee, Stingless Bee, and Bee use their own wax as their spleen. Roll up plant leaves into tubes to form nests, etc.
4. Sociality: Bees live in groups, with three types of queen bees, worker bees and drone bees, and one queen (with some exceptions, two queen bees), 10,000 to 150,000 worker bees, and 500 to 1,500 drones , the three-shaped bees perform their respective duties.
