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The image features a diagram titled "Life Cycle of a Honeybee" illustrating six clockwise-connected stages: Egg, where "Queens lay about 1500 eggs every day", "One egg is laid in a single cell", and "Eggs are laid in an upright position"; Larva (day 3), where "Egg hatches into larva"; between day 3 and day 9, notes specify "Larvae moult* 3 times", "Larvae are fed 150-800 times per day", and "Larvae increase in size 1500 times"; Larva (day 9), where "Cell is capped with beeswax", "Larvae spin cocoon around their bodies", and "Larva stage ends"; Pupa (day 14), where "Eyes, legs, wings take shape" and "Pupa do not eat"; Pupa (day 18), where "Hairs on body develop"; and Adult (day 21), where "Bee chews through beeswax cap, emerges from cell". A footnote defines "*Moult: shed skin".
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The diagram illustrates a life cycle of a honeybee.
Overall, a honeybee has an average lifespan of almost a month, and their life cycle consists of three stages: egg, larvva, pupa, adult.
The life cycle begins when a bee lays one egg per cell, specifically for 1500 eggs a day. The eggs are laid in an upright position before hatching into a larva after three days. In addition, the larva moults 3 times, and increases in size 1500 times until 9th day of the cycle. The larva stage ends with cell being capped and the larva spinning cacoon around their bodies.
At the 14th day of the cycle, the larva progresses to the pupa phase when it undergoes metomorphosis. At this stage pupa do not eat and its hairs on body develops by 18th day of the cycle. Finaly, the pupa transforms into an adult bee at 21th day of the phase, and emerges from cell. Next, the entire journey is repeated all over again.
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