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Have you ever wondered how bee colonies can lose their queen?
In this video, Tanya Phillips, a Director at Texas Honey Bee Farm based in Austin, Texas, discusses some of the probable reasons that result in colonies losing their queen:
Tanya enumerates a number of reasons that may result in the loss of a colony's queen, including human ERROR on the beekeeper's part. 👀
However, she explains that in some instances, when the colony becomes too big, the old queen will leave with half of the bees to start a colony elsewhere, leaving the remaining half to raise a new queen. 👑
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