The Expendables - The Life of a Drone Bee

Discover the fascinating life of a drone bee. Learn about their role in the hive, their unique mating behavior, and the crucial importance of male honey bees..
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The Life of an Expendable When inspecting your hive, drones are easy to spot. Their eyes are twice the size of the worker bees and cover the entire top of their head. Their bodies are noticeably bigger and thicker than the female worker bees; and because they have no stingers, they have fuzzy rounded abdomens. Although drones are the only male bee in a colony, their numbers are quite small. A colony generally contains between ten and sixty thousand bees, sometimes more; however, each colony will typically only have a few hundred drones. The drone’s lifespan is shorter as

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