The life cycle of a bee
Similar to other insects, bees are completely perverted insects that go through 4 stages to grow into an adult bee. The life cycle stages of bees include: eggs, larvae, pupae, and adults.
Infancy
Queen bees store sperm, they mate only once or twice in their lives and then store and carry out reproductive duties throughout their life cycle. The queen will perform the task of laying eggs to build her kingdom.
Larval stage
After 3 days the eggs will be hatched into larvae, the larvae are shaped like a milky white maggot, no legs, no eyes, no beard, and no wings, no stinger.
The larvae have a simple mouth that is sufficient to capture the amount of food placed by the worker bee. In larval stage, they will undergo 5 molting to develop. Larvae in the pupal stage appear to be very similar to adult bees, except that they cover themselves with a sheath.
Pupa stage
In only 3-5 days in the larval stage, they will evolve into pupae. During this time the worker bees will take care of the nymphs by providing royal milk to their offspring.
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