Beeswax, Some Fascinating Facts: How Honey Bees Produce Beeswax

Honey bee workers have four pairs of special wax-secreting glands on the undersides of their abdomens. From these glands, they secrete liquified wax, which hardens into thin scales when exposed to the air. As the worker bee ages, these glands atrophy and the task of making wax is left to younger bees. Du********* healthy worker bee can produce about eight scales of wax in a 12 hour period. The bee colony requires about 1,000 wax scales to make a single gram of beeswax for their comb. The geometry of the honeycomb allows the bee colony to maximize their storage space while minimizing the quantity of wax needed to build the structure. Visit More Website: https://blackdoghoney.com.au/fascinating-facts-about-beeswax/

Beeswax, Some Fascinating Facts: How Honey Bees Produce Beeswax

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