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Which species of bees are most commonly kept by beekeepers?
Which species of bees are most commonly kept by beekeepers?
- Both Melipona stingless bees and Apis bees
- Melipona stingless bees
- Neither Melipona stingless bees nor Apis bees
- Apis bees (correct)
What are some products of the hive that beekeepers collect?
What are some products of the hive that beekeepers collect?
- Honey and pollen
- Honey and wax (correct)
- Honey and royal jelly
- Pollen and wax
Where are bee hives typically kept?
Where are bee hives typically kept?
- In a greenhouse
- In a bee yard (correct)
- In a garden
- In a forest
When did the domestication of bees for honey production begin?
When did the domestication of bees for honey production begin?
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Where was the oldest honey ever found?
Where was the oldest honey ever found?
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Study Notes
Beekeeping
- The Western honey bee (Apis mellifera) is the most commonly kept species by beekeepers.
Hive Products
- Beekeepers collect honey, beeswax, propolis, and royal jelly from the hive.
Apiary Locations
- Bee hives are typically kept in apiaries, which can be located in rural or urban areas, depending on the beekeeper's preference.
History of Bee Domestication
- The domestication of bees for honey production is believed to have begun around 15,000 years ago in the Middle East.
Ancient Honey Discovery
- The oldest honey ever found was discovered in the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun in Egypt, dating back around 3,300 years.
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