28K views · 98 reactions | Worker Bee Life Cycle: Day 16 - The most forceful bee enemy, The Varroa mite, Has its only reproduction phase Inside capped bee brood cells | OneQueen.ro | Facebook

4K views · 629 reactions | A worker bee's life span is only a few weeks, but she'll take on many important roles in that short time!  Learn more on our website: https://bit.ly/3bGKdFb. | Beesponsible | Facebook

In a honeybee colony most of the bees are female. They are called worker bees. During a worker bees' lifetime she will take on a variety of different roles within the hive. Her first role, after emerging, is to clean empty cells to get them ready to receive new eggs or nectar or pollen. How amazing are bees!! | Flow Hive

16K views · 140 reactions | A bee is born! This worker bee is chewing her way through her honeycomb cell and into the world. She won’t fully emerge for about 3-4 hours as she waits for her soft, baby bee skin to harden. And because nothing goes to waste in the hive, the cell capping that she worked so hard to get though will be reused by the bees to cover other larvae and the process will start all over again. | Texas Beeworks | Facebook

Baby bee 🐝👶🥰 An emerging worker bee! 🐝 See how fluffy she is! Like she has bed hair 🤣 Did you know, the first task for a newly-emerged worker bee is to clean her own cell? Worker bees are all female. They live for around 6 weeks, and do many different jobs in the hive throughout their short life. A worker bee spends about half its life as a house bee and the other half as a field bee. House bee roles include cleaning, nursing, undertaker, architect, builder, temperature-controller, guard, h