Journey Inside the Beehive!

All right, everybody. So this is one of the cones I pulled out. If we get really close, we'll see bees sticking their head into the open combs. We'll see how the combs are hexagonal shape. If you look deep inside, you actually see these combs are being filled full of. Filled full of honey. Now one of the things we'll look for is look for a queen bee. But I think I want you to pay attention to how the bees are very organized. You see some bees with their heads and the comb and what they're doing is actually putting honey into it that they've gotten from nectar. Now bees at the top, we'll see. This is actually capped honey right there. That's where the honey, the combs are finished and they'll cap those and that'll become energy or food for the wintertime. This is basically all honey right here. This is not any capped brood. This is not any pollen. Pollen, which is bees source of protein, actually has a darker color. Pollen is their source of carbohydrates. And that's the two main food sources for bees, pollen and honey.