If you ever wondered where bees go in the winter, the answer is that they don’t hibernate, but rather they go into the core of their hive and just kind of get all drowsy and all rub together to keep warm in this like big buzzy mass of bees. They stay like that during the winter, eating stored honey to survive and vibrating to preserve heat, until things start to warm up, and then they venture out to replenish their honey supplies and start their reproductive cycle again.
