Drones are ejected from the colony by the worker bees at the end of the season and are no longer needed. Because the drones aren't able to look after themselves, they starve to death.
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yes they do.
It dies during the process of mating.
The drones (males) die soon after mating.
A drone dies after his penis is ripped off in mating which can be 38 days. However Wikipedia says a drone can make 90 days.
Bees don't really have kings. A male bee is called a Drone, and it's job is to mate with the queen and then die. Queen bees can keep laying eggs for a long time after a single mating, so they don't really need males much.
A honey bee queen can live from three to five years. A drone can live for up to four months, but will die after mating, whatever its age. Drones are also not wanted by the colony over winter, so are evicted from the hive by the workers at the end of summer and will die. A worker bee can live up to four months over winter, but will only live for around six weeks in summer.
A male bee is a drone and a female bee is either a queen or a worker. (See Related Link below)
A virgin queen will leave the hive on a mating flight about a week after she emerges from the brood cell. She will emit a mating pheromone which will attract drones from quite an area around. The drones will persue the queen and eventually mating will take place. Copulation with a single drone only takes a matter of a few seconds. The queen will usually mate with between ten and 20 drones, until her spermatheca (the sac in which she stores the sperm) is full. The queen will then return to the hive and will not leave it again except, perhaps, with a swarm. The stock of sperm in her spermatheca will last her for her entire productive life -- two to five years.
A queen honey bee can live for three to five years. A drone honey bee can live for up to four months. Although it will die after mating, and any drones will be thrown out of the hive at the end of the season and will die. Worker honey bees can live up to six or seven weeks in summer, or up to about four months in winter.
The duration of Long Live the Queen - film - is 1.97 hours.
Long Live the Queen - film - was created on 1995-11-15.
Long Live our Noble Queen
The Queen in still alive, long live The Queen
The Queen in still alive, long live The Queen
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