Different types

of BEES.

The African honey bee lives in

African And the honey bee lives world wide.

Honey bee facts and how it is different to a African honey bee

A life cycle of a BEE

Metallic green sweat bee

The queen bee lays the egg

First

Then workers feed it bee milk and bee bread. It spins a cocoon around itself. The larva stage takes place during days 4 through 9.

eggs

Following that, in three days, the egg hatches into a larva.

In the cocoon, the larva turns into a pupa. It now has eyes, wings, and legs. It looks more like a bee. This stage is during days 10 through 23, depending on the type of bee it will become.

After that

Finally it is full grown. The bee chews its way out of the cell. It becomes an adult on days 16 through 24

The life cycle starts again.

Where do bees live and facts about them

CAPENTER BEES

THEY CAN STING ALL THEY WANT AND THEY LIVE IN EUROPE

Metallic green sweat

beesThey live in south America And they are known for their habit of licking sweat from people or animals.

Honey beesThey live world wide and

they can survive many years That is because they huddle together and eat honey to keep themselves alive during the winter months. 

Bumble bee

They live in north America

There are more than 250 species of bumblebees

African honey bee

They live in Africa and they are also as known as a killer bee

Neon cuckoo bee

These bees live in Australia and they behave like cuckoo birds -- laying their eggs in the nests of other bees.

Leaf cutter beesLeafcutter bees are important native insects of the western United States. They use cut leaf fragments to construct their nest cells.

Stay away from these 2 bees

Killer bee wasps

And always rember save our

bees!!!!!!

BY SAMARA, GOERGIA,

RENATA AND JOELDAYNE.