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The image displays a diagram of the life cycle of the honey bee; starting with eggs which hatch after 9-10 days, followed by a nymph (immature form of an insect) that moults (shed or lose old feathers, hair or skin to allow for new growth) 3 times as it grows over 9 days, then 7 days, and finally 5 days. The young adult emerges and reaches maturity in 4 days. Females lay 1 or 2 eggs every 3 days, and the entire cycle takes 34-36 days.
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The diagram illustrates the circle of life of a honey bee, from birth to maturity, which takes a period of 34-36 days.
Overall, it is noticeable from the picture that there are 6 steps from being born until becoming as an adult bee.
The first step that can noticeable from the picture is the female bee lays 1-2 eggs every 3 days. And then, after a period of 9-10 days, the egg starts to hatch. In the next 5 days, the baby bee which comes out of the egg, grows up gradually and turns into the nymph in the following week.
Subsequently, the nymph molts 3 times bigger as it grows, called the young adult emerge. Finally, this form of the bee lasts for 4 days until it is fully mature in the last 4 days of the circle of life.
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