In a typical bee colony, there is usually one queen bee. The queen is responsible for laying eggs and is the reproductive and social center of the colony.
There is usually only one queen bee in a typical bee colony. Her role is to lay eggs and maintain the colony's population. If another queen bee emerges, she will usually leave the colony with a group of workers to start a new colony elsewhere.
In a typical bee colony, there is only one queen bee. The queen bee is the only female bee that can reproduce, and she is responsible for laying all of the eggs in the colony.
