CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What shape is a beehive? What are the three types of bees?

1. What shape is a beehive? What are the three types of bees?

The shape of the honeycomb is a regular hexagon.

Classification of bees: wasps, honey bees, and oxhorn wasps.

The honeycomb is an essential piece of furniture and food storage for the bees' home. Beekeepers will dismantle the entire hive to get the honey. Honey can be extracted by opening the hive, removing the brood panels, and spinning them in a centrifuge to separate the honey. In addition, new hives are sometimes sold as unadulterated honeycomb, especially honey for spreading on bread, rather than cooking or adding to tea for flavoring. After a period of time, the honeycomb that hatches the larvae of the bees will gradually become darker because the cocoons will embed into the cells and leave many footprints. When these are seen on the honey frames of the honeycomb, beekeepers call them travel stains. Honeycombs on brood panels (HoneySuper) will remain bright because they cannot be used to hatch bee larvae.

2. Where do wasps usually choose to build their nests? What are the materials of their hives? What is the difference between wasps and bees (in terms of life)?

Corners of trees and buildings. The material is the colloid secreted. Wasps are carnivorous insects and are aggressive. Bees mainly feed on nectar.

3. What kind of bees are there in my home that are growing in an oval shape? Is it harmful to humans?

This is a hornet's nest, which is harmful to humans. Generally speaking, hornets will not attack humans on their own initiative. They attack passing animals or humans because they are too close to their nests.

Generally, the worker bees of a hornet colony have a warning range of 15 to 25 meters from the nest. When humans enter the warning range, certain movements and smells will attract the attention of the worker bees. If they make waving movements or send out other stimulating signals at this time, the worker bees will regard it as a hostile threat and then send out a gathering signal, triggering the swarm to attack, and they can even chase up to 100 meters away.

What to do after being stung

1. Raise awareness of prevention. Wasps are sensitive to white, smells and moving objects. The chemical synthetic substances and smells contained in cosmetics often imitate the natural fragrance of flowers, which are easy to attract wasps. Therefore, when going out for a picnic, do not disturb wasps, wear a hat when going out; it is best to wear dark long-sleeved clothes; do not drink alcohol or use cosmetics.

2. Do not run away. If you encounter a beehive, you should immediately squat or lie down, and quickly cover the exposed skin, especially the head and face, with clothing, paper, plastic bags, etc. If you must run away, do not run with the wind, because the bee swarm will fly faster with the help of the wind.

3. Treat the wound. If you are stung by a wasp, you should treat it as soon as possible, including thoroughly removing the local stinger (if there is a stinger left on the skin, it should be removed as soon as possible, you can use a small needle to poke it out, tweezers to pluck it out, or tape it up), and do not squeeze the stinger.

Rinse thoroughly with clean water and apply ice to reduce local reactions; wasp venom is alkaline, so a weak acidic solution can be used, such as vinegar or 1% acetic acid to scrub the wound locally (but bee venom is acidic, so a weak alkaline solution such as sodium bicarbonate, soapy water, clean water or saline is needed to clean the wound).

Reference for the above content: People's Daily Online - Autumn bees are more fierce than tigers! Why can wasp stings be fatal?

Isn't this a hornet's nest? It's better to get rid of it. This bee is poisonous. Many people in the countryside have suffered from it. It is recommended to burn it with fire at night. There are many larvae in it. This is also a heavy-tasting ingredient. Fried bee pupae are in it. It is recommended to remove it! After all, safety is the most important thing. Being stung by this hornet a few more times can really kill you. The toxicity is three stars, which is quite powerful!

Find a way to deal with it quickly, it is very dangerous.

These wild hornets can sting people to death. Burn them with fire, but pay attention to fire safety.

It should be a mud beehive. Mud wasps are normally not dangerous.

Wasps build their nests out of plant fibers, and the material of their nests looks like paper (and in a sense it is paper).

Take a transparent jar with a large mouth, cover it with one hand, and then use a thin steel plate to scrape it off from the joint (make sure to keep it sealed all the time), and then take the bottle to the pot to steam it. Then you can dig out the bees inside and stir-fry them with taro shreds!

4. What kind of bees make spherical beehives? What are their uses and harms?

This is a type of wasp, also called a yellow jacket, commonly known as a hornet. For humans, the biggest difference between it and a bee is that after a bee stings a person, its abdomen will be torn off, which means that both will die together, but a hornet will not. In addition, the venom of the two is completely opposite in nature. The venom of a bee is acidic, while that of a hornet is mostly alkaline, so the treatment methods after being stung are also completely opposite. The former uses soapy water, and the latter uses vinegar. . . This type of hornet is still very toxic. Generally, compared with the common bright yellow hornet, this type of hornet is a circle larger, and the number of soldier bees is relatively small, but the power is stronger. As far as I know, this type of hornet exists in northern China, but it is not common. There have been reports about this type of hornet in Hebei Province, where one person died and one was injured because of being stung by poking this hornet's nest. . . It can be seen that it is very dangerous. . . If I am not mistaken, this type of hornet should have an orange-yellow body in the middle and a black tail. . The honeycomb is very unique, with an outer layer made of beeswax for protection. At first, this kind of wasp usually built its nest under a tree branch, but later, after adapting, it would also build its nest under the eaves to avoid rain.

5. What are bee cells made of? How deep is a beehive?

A beehive, also known as a honeycomb, is a nest built by bees, consisting of a comb, which is made up of many regular hexagonal cells of beeswax. Wasps of the subfamilies Polistinae and Vespinae build their honeycombs out of paper, not beeswax.

Some are big, some are small. The smallest one, like the beehive, is only as big as two fists. The largest bumblebee's nest is more than 1 and a half meters long. There are also some bees that build their hives on the ground, like hornets. It depends on what kind of bee it is.

6. Is there any saying about wasps building nests on the eaves?

Generally, bees represent rising wealth. If this swarm of bees poses no threat to your safety and has never stung anyone, it generally represents rising wealth or good luck.

If this bee often threatens the safety of your travel and residence, it represents gossip and sometimes also represents tumors in the human body.

So whether it is good or bad depends on objectivity. If you don’t feel that it brings any inconvenience objectively, then it does not represent unfavorable information.

If it does objectively bring a lot of trouble, then it represents an unlucky message. At any time there are both yin and yang aspects, and which aspect of information is specifically reflected must be judged based on objective criteria.

Related Introduction:

The honeycomb structure of bees is very delicate, practical and material-saving. The honeycomb is composed of countless cells of the same size, all of which are regular hexagons. Each cell is surrounded by other cells, and there is only a wax wall between the two cells. Surprisingly, the bottom of the cell is neither flat nor round, but pointed.

This base is made up of three identical rhombuses. Someone has measured the angles of the rhombuses and found that the two obtuse angles are both 109° and the two acute angles are both 70°. What is amazing is that all the beehives in the world are built according to this uniform angle and pattern.

This honeycomb structure is very strong, light, and good for sound and heat insulation. Therefore, today's space shuttles, artificial satellites, and spacecraft use honeycomb structures in large quantities, and the outer shells of satellites are almost all honeycomb structures.

Therefore, these spacecraft are collectively called "honeycomb spacecraft". And these "honeycomb spacecraft" are very material-saving.

Generally speaking, bees represent wealth. If this swarm of bees poses no threat to your safety and has never stung anyone, it generally represents wealth or good luck. If this bee often threatens your safety when traveling or living, it represents gossip and sometimes even tumors on the human body! So whether it is good or bad depends on objective factors. If you don’t feel that it brings any inconvenience, then it does not represent unfavorable information. If it does bring a lot of trouble, then it represents unlucky information. At any time, there are two aspects of yin and yang. Which aspect of information is reflected must be determined based on objective criteria.

I don't know, but just be careful not to get stung.