Who takes care of baby bees?

Baby bees, also known as larvae, are taken care of by worker bees.

Here's how it works:

* Queen bee lays eggs: The queen bee lays eggs in honeycomb cells.

* Worker bees feed larvae: Worker bees feed the larvae a special diet of royal jelly, honey, and pollen. This diet changes depending on whether the larva will become a worker bee, drone (male bee), or queen bee.

* Larvae grow: The larvae grow rapidly and molt several times.

* Larvae are capped: When the larvae are ready, worker bees cap the cells with wax.

* Pupae develop: Inside the capped cells, the larvae transform into pupae.

* Adult bees emerge: After about 12-21 days, adult bees emerge from the cells.

Worker bees are responsible for a variety of tasks in the hive, including caring for the young, cleaning, building the honeycomb, collecting food, and defending the hive. They are incredibly dedicated to their duties and work tirelessly to keep the colony thriving.

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