When do bees sleep and do bees sleep at night? Or do what?

In fact, the reason why bees are difficult to find when they sleep is mainly because we are affected by the sleeping habits of higher animals, we can use lying down or closing our eyes and snoring to judge that higher animals are sleeping, but the eyes of bees are different from higher animals, bees are compound eyes and monocular structure, even if they sleep, they will not close their eyes, so we can't find bees sleeping through our eyes, and we can't find bees sleeping through our eyes, and we can't snoring either, and it's difficult for us to find bees sleeping through snoring. But by lying down, we can find that bees sleep, that is, bees "lie down" when they sleep, but this kind of lying down is more special. <>

There are two main ways for bees to sleep, one is to sleep inside the hive and the other is to sleep outside the hive.

When the bee sleeps in the hive, it is generally lying on the vacant position of the nest spleen, which will not affect the larvae and other bees, and the wings hang down and are in a relaxed state.

There are also more bees sleeping outside the hive, and both worker bees and drones are likely to sleep outside the hive. In particular, the drone bees spend more time flying outside, and they have more time to sleep outside, and the worker bees will also sleep outside when they are tired of collecting honey, and the general way of sleeping is mainly under some shady rock walls or leaves, etc., and they are also lying on the leaves or rock walls, and their wings and antennae are relaxed, and they have to start a new job after resting, or return to the hive.

The bees in the honeycomb should also sleep at night. Animals are all resting at night and working during the day. Hope it helps.

Generally speaking, it sleeps at night, but it is not as deep as a human sleep, it is very organized, very disciplined, it sleeps in shifts, but when it sleeps, it also has wings to regulate the temperature, and on June days (hotter), it has to go outside to patrol, and even sleep outside the beehive, so that the temperature inside can be adjusted.

There are bees in the room to sleep, bees appear in the room, because bees like light, and bees will sleep at night, as long as people do not touch it, they will not take the initiative to attack people, if you are really not at ease, you can see the bee's hive in **, under the premise of doing a good job of safety measures.

Bee. A trace amount of chemical information released by the bee glands of honey bees is called pheromones.

Also called exohormones.

Transmission occurs through air or contact between individuals.

The bees behave mainly in the form of dance, the most typical of which are round dances and tail swings, the dancers are scout bees among the gathering bees, and the stage is the nest spleen in the nest perpendicular to the ground.

The physical way of bees is to use sound and light to transmit information, and the so-called sound is the sound of bees flapping their wings, such as queen bees.

The sound made by the vibration of the wings is called "singing".

The optimal temperature for bees to live is 15 degrees Celsius-25 degrees Celsius.

Bees are ectotherms, but a colony of thousands of bees has the ability to regulate body temperature that is unique to homeotherms. The higher the number of bees, the more stable the temperature inside the hive will be, and it will be able to maintain a suitable temperature range of 34 degrees Celsius to 35 degrees Celsius. Temperatures that are too high or too low are not conducive to its development and reproduction.

For example, at 27 degrees Celsius, although the lid can be fledgled into an adult, it has no collection power; Feathering at 30 degrees Celsius is delayed for 4 days; At 37 degrees Celsius, the feathering period is shortened by 3 days, but a large number of caps die (see the child but not the bee).The optimal temperature for bees to live is 15 degrees Celsius-25 degrees Celsius. When the temperature is between 5 degrees Celsius and 35 degrees Celsius (the temperature in the shade during the day), the bees can come out of the nest.

When the temperature is below 10 degrees Celsius for a long time, the queen bee stops laying eggs, and the bees reduce or stop their nest activities, form a bee cluster in the hive, and enter the overwintering period of broken children. In temperate regions, queen bees stop laying eggs in winter, only old bees gradually die, no new bees emerge, and the number of bees in the colony gradually decreases; In summer, the number of eggs laid by the queen bee per day often exceeds 1500 seeds, and the number of new bees greatly exceeds the number of deaths of old bees. The temperature varies greatly throughout the year, and in order to survive, bees use various ways to regulate the temperature inside the tank.

In the hot summer, when the temperature in the hive exceeds the appropriate temperature range, the bees go out to collect water, evaporate water (fan) to cool down, when the hive is exposed to the scorching sun, the radiant heat is too high, the bees leave the hive spleen, gather in the larger space in the hive and pile up at the door of the hive to dissipate heat, this phenomenon is called "leaving the spleen".On the contrary, when encountering cold, the bees leave the side spleen and gather on the spleen of the hive** to protect the children, and the production is called a shrinking group. During the harsh winter months, bee colonies overwinter.

The temperature of the periphery of the bee colony is 6 degrees Celsius-10 degrees Celsius, and the temperature of the center of the bee colony is 24 degrees Celsius and 30 degrees Celsius. Due to the enhanced metabolism, one is to affect the longevity of bees, and the other is to increase feed consumption.

Italian bee: the most suitable survival temperature of Italian bee is 15 25, the individual critical temperature is 13 and 39 respectively, the temperature is lower than 14 and gradually stops flying, the temperature is lower than 13 and gradually freezes, the temperature is lower than 11 when the wing is stiff, the foot muscles are stiff when the temperature is lower than 7, and the temperature is more than 39 when the temperature is more than 39.

2. Medium bees: the adaptability of the bees to temperature is stronger than that of Italian bees, the individual critical temperature is 10 and 42 respectively, a small number of worker bees out of the nest when the temperature is higher than 7, the number of worker bees out of the nest when the temperature is higher than 10 is significantly increased, the worker bees can carry out normal collection activities when the temperature is higher than 12, the temperature reaches 40 and can still be collected from the nest, and the temperature is more than 42 when only the nest is collected water.

They can't see, but hornets can see at night.

Bees have a pair of compound eyes and three single eyes, and their vision is different from that of people, and they cannot see red light, but they can distinguish four colors: yellow, cyan, blue, and purple. The most special thing is that the bee's visual range is shifted to ultraviolet light, in other words, the bee can see ultraviolet light.

More than 60 years ago, Dr. Finn Furisch of Germany discovered for the first time in experiments that bees were able to distinguish colors. The experiment was to put together several squares of colored paper of different colors into different patterns and drip a little sugar water on a specific piece of colored paper in front of the bees to see if the bees could still recognize the colored paper when they flew again.

In addition, different shades of gray paper were used, and the parts of the dripping syrup and the patchwork patterns were often changed. Trials and tests have proven that bees can distinguish not only yellow and cyan, but also orange and purple.