This is awesome video. But my issue is with eggs. I hear so many say that only the queen lays a fertile egg. When this is clearly not the case. The queen is the only female able to produce female and male bees. But not the only fertile egg. When the female work lays an egg it can lay a viable egg that only produces a male bee. If the egg layed by the female worker was not fertile, no bee would form from the egg.
Hello Anthony, you are correct. I can see your point, and here are my 2 cents. I believe there is confusion between two different words: fertile and fertilize. I wrote in the video "fertilized" eggs. I don't remember saying fertile. All honey bee eggs are fertile since they will generate a viable new bee, male or female no matter what. However, only worker bees need a fertile egg to be fertilized (male genetic material mixed with the female genetic material) to generate a female bee. Let me know your thoughts.
Yes you did correctly use fertile. But again the same would be true in my opinion and 2 cents. In order to hatch from an egg to a lava, it would require a fertile egg, would it not? For instance. My chickens lay eggs, and only the female are capable of laying a reproductive egg. If said egg is not fertile it doesn't produce a rooster. It doesn't produce any life form at all. Again this is nothing against you or your video. Very informative stuff.
I would suppose the thought process is as a single organism the eventual collapse of the whole colony would be the reason behind that thought process. But male bee's lives matter! Lol. But this is only my second year so what would I know. Lol
Love the shots of the nurse bees working in the cells!
Incredible footage. You’ve got some good stuff lined up. Looking forward to the next live stream.
Thank you kindly
@@InsideTheHiveTV I’ve been forwarding the queen infection presentation link to a few people. I really enjoyed that one.
Thanks. A lot to learn. Lets keep moving forward.
Found this very interesting and informative. Love the videos. Keep up the good work.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing. Thank you. Miracle on camera.
This video footage is truly amazing.
Another great content from Inside The Hive Tv.
Simply amazing.
I agree!
Good mornig, nice video. Greetings from Argentina 👍
Thanks for coming
Very informative
incredible work wonderful
Wow, this should help things.
What lessons did you get from the video?
@@InsideTheHiveTV I was referring to the camera, it should help to see what bees are hygienic
Great video. Can't wait to get back to the bee college in Gainesville. See you there. Eric and Paula.
Thank you so much! Very impressive work!
Glad you liked it!
You can see the varroa on the bees backs.
Where?
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Hi, I appreciate your work, I am a hobby bee lover from africa, good luck.
Thanks.
❤️ outstanding!
Thank you!!
God is Great! thanks for the video!
You are welcome.
Thank you Humberto life is truly a mystery thank you for sharing this beautiful story today
My pleasure
Very cool
I may have to build an observation hive in my village school.
That is cool.
Waoh!!!!!
This is awesome video. But my issue is with eggs. I hear so many say that only the queen lays a fertile egg. When this is clearly not the case. The queen is the only female able to produce female and male bees. But not the only fertile egg.
When the female work lays an egg it can lay a viable egg that only produces a male bee.
If the egg layed by the female worker was not fertile, no bee would form from the egg.
Hello Anthony, you are correct. I can see your point, and here are my 2 cents. I believe there is confusion between two different words: fertile and fertilize. I wrote in the video "fertilized" eggs. I don't remember saying fertile. All honey bee eggs are fertile since they will generate a viable new bee, male or female no matter what. However, only worker bees need a fertile egg to be fertilized (male genetic material mixed with the female genetic material) to generate a female bee. Let me know your thoughts.
Yes you did correctly use fertile.
But again the same would be true in my opinion and 2 cents. In order to hatch from an egg to a lava, it would require a fertile egg, would it not?
For instance. My chickens lay eggs, and only the female are capable of laying a reproductive egg.
If said egg is not fertile it doesn't produce a rooster. It doesn't produce any life form at all.
Again this is nothing against you or your video. Very informative stuff.
I would suppose the thought process is as a single organism the eventual collapse of the whole colony would be the reason behind that thought process.
But male bee's lives matter! Lol.
But this is only my second year so what would I know. Lol