There are many different types of insects in the world, but none are more useful and valuable to people than Honey Bees. Beekeepers have been cultivating and caring for honey bees for many years in order to obtain the lovely honey they produce, which we all enjoy.
Amazing facts about honey and bees
Although honey bees can fly up to 15 miles per hour, they are still slow in comparison to other flying insects.
Honey bees aren’t built for long journeys since they mostly travel from one blossom to the next.

A Queen Honey Bee can store enough sperm to fertilize all of her eggs for the next 3-5 years.
Lifespan- After fluttering around the hive to mate, the queen honey bee stops fluttering. She will lose her capacity to mate forever if she does not mate within 20 days. After mating with the Queen Honey Bee, male honey bees die instantly

When a honey bee hive loses its original queen, the worker bees might transform one of the larvae into a “Emergency Queen Honey Bee.”
The larvae will only be fed royal jelly by the workers. Only royal jelly is fed to the larvae that will become queens. Other bees are raised to be queens and are only fed royal jelly. Because they are fed fermented pollen (bee bread) and honey, other bees become female workers.

Honey bees clean their hive on a regular basis.
Bees put forth a lot of effort to keep their hive clean. Only the queen bee has the ability to poop inside the hive. The remaining bees will leave the hive. To keep it away from their food and new bees, the dead bees will also be stored outside.