All worker bees are female.

A bee produces a teaspoon of honey (about 5 grams) during its lifetime.

To produce a kilogram of honey, bees fly three times around the world in air miles.

A bee has 5 eyes and can only distinguish blue, yellow, and ultraviolet, which humans cannot see.

A queen bee can produce 2000 eggs a day.

Fertilized eggs become females, and unfertilized eggs become males, with the help of pheromones.

Bees love blue and they love shrubs like lavender and rosemary.

There are more than 20,000 different species of bees, found on every continent except Antarctica.

The bee is the only social insect that has been partially domesticated by humans.

Bees are very social and love to drink.

Within the community, they treat their individual alcoholics.

During the winter, bees use their bodies to keep warm.

By vibrating the muscles they use for flight, they raise their body temperature, so that in the center of the hive the temperature can rise to 34 °C.

The optimal temperature for bees in the hive is 35 °C, and for bees outside the hive it is 32 °C.

When the temperature drops below 15 °C, the bees enter the hive and position themselves around the part where the food is placed.

There are about 51,000 bees in a single hive, of which one is a queen, 500-1,000 drones, and the rest are worker bees.