The flow chart demonstrates the life circle of the honey bee.
Overall, it is clear that there are six distinct stages illustrated in process, commencing with producing eggs and ending with the development of a mature bee.
The first stage is when the eggs hatch after 9-10 days. The next step after this is when a new-born bee removes the shell during 5 days after being hatched. At this point in the cycle, the small bees have a small body with a small abdomen. Over time, the bees grow and their bodies become bigger while the abdomen still grows and even bigger than other parts of the body. At the same time, nymph moults begin to form so as to prepare the honey bees’ future life on fields, gardens. Eventually, the bees start to grow up into a young bee with different time stages. Gradually, the honey bees become mature, but they do not tend to move from their houses. The final stage of the cycle is when the adult bees find a mate in order to lay eggs. Having completed all these steps, the lifecycle will then begin again.
