The queen starts working her muscles as soon as she is born to make them as strong as possible. A few days after birth begins her bridal journey, fertilization flights...

On these flights, rabbits cover and consolidate their jobs for life: fertilize the queen, so the egg has a lay until her mission dies.

The case of worker bees is like that of men; the body of the working bee is developing and performs different tasks according to the development cycle:

Childhood begins with cleaning the room where the bee (panal) was born. In the following days, along with her sisters, she starts feeding the larvae that transform into bees. The man would also get up and clean his room.

During adolescence, they perform maintenance tasks of the hive: they store food from the old sisters (pollen, nectar, propolis) and repair fragments of broken panals (with developed wax glands). Man would also be better to gather what is there at the time to have it when there is no.

During the maturation process, the first flights are started in the vicinity of the hive to then collect pollen, nectar, propolis and water. This collection will pass to your young sisters for storage. In this work it develops until the last day of his life, when he will die away from the hive. Man says that work is health, but he wants to spend the last years retired…

Its main function is to cover the queens that are born, although it is also involved in regulating the temperature of the hive. The erlamando has a reputation for vago, they say that he lives for another... Porrotx says “bee manages, male arrobo, please fill the mouth of food, kiss a day, demasa, hello in summer bonbon, in winter she arranges…”.

In winter the workers send the erlamandoak from the hive, as they will not perform functions and will not take care of them.