Than 20,000 species of bees are there only seven of them were recognized as a type of honey bees, although there are total of 44 sub-species. They are distinguished by the production and storage of honey, along with the development of perennial, colonial nests made of wax.

Honey bees appear to come from Asia and Southeast Asia, because all but one of the region's native species. Most of the honey bee species have been cultivated for their production of honey and beeswax, with only two species of truly domesticated. There is only one documented fossil species of bee honey - 'Apis Nearctica', a single specimen of 14 million years old found in Nevada. There is a honey bee is a native North or South America. European colonists took dark bees to America, followed later by the introduction of Italian bees. Africanized honey bees are more colloquially known as 'killer bees' as. They are a hybrid between European stock and one of the African subspecies. They are more resistant to disease and a better collector. small flock Africanized honey bees took over a honeycomb of Europe by attacking the nest, killing the queen and installing their own queen.

Two species of bees are used by beekeepers - 'A. Mellifera 'and' A. Cerana '. They were reared, fed and transported by beekeepers from field to field as crop pollination needs. Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) is the name given to abnormally high die-off of European honey bee colonies. The research shows this evidence is the 'syndrome', not 'disease', because this is caused by the combination of factors - including the production of proteins in the cell disruption. A bee colony consisting of only one bee queens, along with several thousand fertile male bees buzzing and seasonal variables population sterile female worker bees.

Queen bee can choose whether to fertilize her egg lay eggs - usually depends on what he puts cells into an egg is not fertilized eggs develop into Drones, while fertilized eggs develop into female workers or the queen bee. Larvae initially fed with royal jelly. It is produced by worker bees and expelled from glands in their throats. Recently switched to pollen and honey, except in the case of larvae destined to become queen bees - they were given royal jelly throughout their growing lives. Young worker bees clean the hive and feed the larvae. When they get older they progress into within-colony tasks, including keeping the nest before they spend the rest of his life as an explorer. Such is the life world of bees.