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    How to Bee

    Jul 01, 2021 2 minutes

    I chew through the wax cap that covers my little cell in the hive. Hello, world! Here I am, the hive’s newest worker bee.

    My mom is the queen bee. You might think that makes me a princess. But the queen is the mother of every honeybee in the hive. Her main job is to lay

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