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Royal jelly is a kind of food made by bees and usually all larvae feed on royal jelly on the first day of life, but this diet changes from day four, replacing it with a mixture of honey and pollen, leaving only the queen to Lives royal jelly at the end of its life, and it appears that this type of food causes major differences between female and queen bees so that the queen's life span is more than fifty-two times the length of life of working bees, and in terms of volume, she is also a queen. Up to three times as many workers.
Royal jelly is produced by nurse bees and these bees begin to produce royal jelly on day 6 of life, which is actually a white liquid used in feeding the larvae, especially the queen. But this discharge is interrupted on the twelfth day, and the nurse larvae entrust this task to another generation of larvae who are younger.
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