Bees have a very unique way of producing queens. The same type of eggs are deposited into small cells. Those eggs will turn into bee workers normally. Bees tender and care for the young very meticulously and clean cells, feed the larvae with honey and pollen. However, if the need arises and the family needs a new queen, than the food given to the larvae changes into the 6th or 7th day.
The future queen will be fed royal jelly only while the rest of the larvae will be fed honey and pollen. Royal Jelly is also a product of bees. It is a white, opaque like viscous fluid, a little sower in taste. Instead of the offspring having a lifespan of 28 days, the resulting queen will live for four to five years.
We are what we eat
If a food has the capability of changing the life span of an insect form 28 days to 5 years than food could also change our lifespan for the better. It is so important what foods we ingest. The old saying that “we are what we eat” is so true and relevant. The more we learn form other species, the more we can make inform, wise decision about what we feed our body with and the results that we can expect.
Also is so important to save endangered species- such as bees- from extinction. We know that many times bees find a place to live that is super inconvenient for us. However, we invaded their world, not the reverse. The least we can do is to not kill them but to allow them to be relocated. We definitely benefit from pollination of our crops, for products harvested from bees (honey, pollen, royal jelly, propolis) and from lessons learned such as this one.
Bees are excellent at sourcing nutrient-dense foods
Beehives are like miniature nutrition schools, where bees demonstrate the importance of a well-balanced diet. Bees teach us that diversity in our diets is essential for optimal health, just like the variety of pollen and nectar they gather from different plants. The way bees store honey for the winter is a valuable lesson in portion control and mindful eating. Bees are excellent at sourcing nutrient-dense foods, reminding us to focus on quality over quantity when it comes to our own diets. Observing bees’ behavior around food can teach us the importance of moderation and avoiding excessive consumption.
Bees remind us to appreciate the simple sweetness of natural foods, rather than relying on processed or artificial sweeteners. The efficiency and organization of a bee colony can inspire us to prioritize meal planning and preparation for a healthy diet. Bees are a reminder that a healthy diet is not only about physical health. But also social and environmental factors, such as community, sustainability, and biodiversity.
CONCLUSION
Bees play a vital role in our ecosystem. But when they decide to build their hive in or around our homes, they can become a nuisance and even a danger to our health. In these cases, it’s crucial to call in a professional bee removal service. They will safely and effectively remove the bees and their hive. All Bees Removal has the experience, knowledge, and equipment to safely remove bees and their hives. This prevent future infestations, and protect your property from damage. Furthermore, they can also save bees if possible and dispose of the bees and their hives. All this in compliance with the laws. Call All Bees Removal today for a free consultation.