Life without the Queen Bee: Inside a Beehive Ordeal
- A beehive cannot survive without a queen bee because she is the only female in the colony that can lay fertile eggs.
- The queen bee is responsible for all the following: Pollen foraging, Honey production, and Defending the hive.
- When the queen bee dies, the remaining bees will lose her signature scent, and the colony will eventually dwindle and die out.
- A worker bee can survive up to three months without a ....
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