The diagram below shows the life cycle of the honey bee.

The given illustration depicts different stages involved in a honey bee ‘s life cycle.

Overall

, it is obvious that the upside process consists of 3 primary stages, commencing with the hatching of eggs prior to undergoing the multitude of moulting progress and culminating in the matured species being capable

for

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reproduction.

Additionally

, it must be observed that the life cycle of a honey bee takes over a month to restart its lifespan.

Initially

, the focus should be put on the egg-laying phase where female bees consistently lay 1 to 2 eggs every three

days

.

Following

this

stage, until just around 9-10

days

when the eggs will hatch into nymphs prior to encompassing several growth steps. Moving the focus towards the moulting progress where nymphs become bigger in size and experience their first moult occurring after 5

days

before they continuously go through the second one over the next week.

Subsequently

, the nymphs just shed their skins over a period of 9

days

in order to grow lagers and transform into young adult honey bees. Eventually, the nearly mature ones will take around 4

days

to fully develop and thereby be available for maintaining their continuation of the hive's population.