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4
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This type of honeybee lays up to 2000 eggs per day.
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6
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The gland used to draw other foraging bees to a flower source.
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7
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These substances can poison bees through residues found in flowers and nectar.
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9
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Bees have multiple mini-brains throughout their bodies called ________.
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10
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He is known as 'The Father of American Beekeeping' and he developed the common hive used by beekeepers today.
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11
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This tool is used to remove wax from cells of frames in a hive.
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12
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Tiny openings that bring oxygen into the bee's body.
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13
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This is the favored breed of honeybee in America
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14
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Bees have specialized vision allowing them to see in this spectrum.
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16
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A parasitic mite that weakens bees by sucking their blood.
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18
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The resin that bees collect from tree buds and sap.
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19
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This substance, made by honeybees, has been used to make candles and lip balm.
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20
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This is the waterproof armor that covers a bee.
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21
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This piece of equipment is used to 'calm' the bees and drive them into the lower parts of the hive.
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22
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This happens when bees crowd together in the winter to keep the queen warm.
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24
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Bees land on many flowers in search of this liquid.
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25
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He translated the dancing communication of honeybees.
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This organ allows the queen to choose whether her offspring will be male or female.
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30
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This is the stage in a young bee's life that ends with a cocoon being spun.
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This type of honeybee is fatherless and has no stinger.
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32
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This sweet substance is twice regurgitated nectar that has been reduced to 18% moisture.
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