Emphasis Preaching Journal
As many as 80,000 honeybees...
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As many as 80,000 honeybees can live in a single colony, which they need in order to survive individually. They do not all have the same function. The distinctions are important and the survival of the colony depends upon each performing a particular task. The queen bee is at the heart of the colony. She is the only reproductive female and can lay up to 1,500 eggs per day. As important as she is, she lacks the tools of the worker bees. These tools include pollen baskets, glands for secreting beeswax, and well-developed honey sacs.
