Team A presents their assignment on honeybees. They cover the different castes - worker bees, drones, and the queen bee. Each member discusses a caste: Arikta Raheja covers worker bees and their various duties within the hive; Nupur Namjoshi discusses drones and their sole role of mating with the queen; Sumukh Bedekar explains the queen bee's role of laying eggs and maintaining the genetic diversity of the colony. The presentation aims to educate about the important roles each honeybee plays for the health of the hive and planet.

1. ANIMAL SCIENCE ASSIGNMENT
TEAM A
EVERY HONEYBEE HAS A JOB TO DO !

2. INTRODUCTION
MY
WORLD
ASHWINI SALVE – INTRODUCTION
SAKSHI MANE - EXTERNAL MORPHOLOGY OF A
HONEY BEE
ARIKTA RAHEJA – CASTES OF A BEE ; WORKER BEE
NUPUR NAMJOSHI – DRONES
SUMUKH BEDEKAR – QUEEN BEE

3. Nature And Us
I have a huge belief in the importance of
bees, not just for their honey, which is a
healing and delicious food, but the
necessity of bee colonies that are vital to
the health of planet….

4. LET US
KNOW
MORE
ABOUT ME
IN DETAIL !
HOW DO I LOOK ???

5. THE HEAD
EYES
CASTE DIFFERENTIATION
ANTENNAE
MANDIBLES
MOUTH PARTS

6. THE THORAX

7. THE
ABDOMEN

8. BEWARE OF THE
STING !!!

9. Castes in Honey Bee
WE LOOK ALIKE, BUT, FUNCTION DIFFERENTLY
WE VALUE OUR WORK , AS NO WORK IS LESS !!

10. “Each bee has its own little set of rules,
and the labor is sorted out by the bees
following their rules.”
ARIKTA RAHEJA
THE WORKER BEES
CONTENTS OF THE TOPIC
1. WHO IS A WORKER BEE ?
2. WHAT IS ITS JOB ?
3. WHAT ARE ITS ADDITIONAL DUTIES ?
4. FUN FACTS ABOUT WORKER BEES !

11. WORKER BEES -> BODY TYPE -> POPULATION
-> REPRODUCTIVE STAGE -> ALTERNATIVES
NURSES -> JANITORS -> FORAGERS
DUTIES
DAY 1 - 3 Cleaning
DAY 3 – 6 Feeding older larvae
DAY 6 – 10 Feeding Younger larvae
DAY 8 – 16 Receiving honey
DAY 12 – 18 Cell Building
DAY 14 onwards Foraging
ARIKTA RAHEJA
Indoor Duty
Outdoor Duty

12. I DANCE
TOO !!
FUN
FACT !
ARIKTA RAHEJA
MY DAY MY DUTY MY HIVE

13. DRONE HONEY BEES
TOPICS TO BE COVERED
1.WHO ARE DRONES
2.ROLE OF DRONES
3.BEHAVIOUR OF DRONES
4.INTERESTING FACTS

14. WHO IS A DRONE ??
Comparison between the eyes
of the three castes
How does a drone
look ??
Drones are the
males of the
colony and are
haploid having
8 pairs of
chromosomes.

15. Dead drone after
mating
In air mating of the Queen Bee and
the Drone
Mating is a drones only job , once they have mated , that
means they have lived a victorious life …..after mating they
die !
Behavior of a drone

16. Drone bees swarm
That is how I fly !!
Congregation
area
Swarming is essential to the bees
survival. If the hive becomes
overcrowded, resources will be scarce
and the colony's health will begin to
decline. So every now and then, a
bunch of bees will fly out and find a
new place to live.

17. QUEEN
BEES
WE ARE THE
QUEENS
WHAT IS OUR
ROLE ?
HOW DO WE
WORK
BOLOGICALLY ?
HOW DO WE
BEHAVE ?

18. ROLE AS A QUEEN
BEE
QUEEN BEE LAYS 2000
EGGS / DAY
REPRODUCTION
GENETIC DIVERSITY

19.  .
BIOLOGICAL WORKING OF A
BEE
ROYAL
JELLY

20. MATING between queen and
drone is the important stage
THE LIFE CYCLE OF A BEE
Queen bee in a hive
Queen bee in a
swarm of drones
BEHAVIOUR
“Queen Bees are adult
versions of the mean girls
from school—but now they
have grown up and are more
calculating.
These socially
aggressive behaviors include
gossiping, social exclusion,
social isolation, social
alienation, talking about
someone, and stealing friends
1. Mating
2. Depends on colony.
3. Queen bee lays a
fertilized or unfertilized
egg according
to the width of cell.
4. What is an
emergency queen ?

21. THE END !!
HOPE YOU
ENJOYED
OUR WORK
WORKER BEES IN
COVID

22. THANK YOU FOR
BEING A PART OF
OUR SMALL BEE
WORLD !
NOW YOU KNOW , WE
LOOK SMALL , BUT
WORK A LOT !
HOPE WE HAVE
INSPIRED YOU TO
WORK TOO !!
DESIGNED BY
ARIKTA RAHEJA
PRESENTED BY
TEAM A