beehive

BEEHIVE = ['bi: hayv] noun
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BEEHIVE
A beehive is a man-made structure that houses honeybees. It is designed to provide a safe and secure environment for bees to live and produce honey. The beehive consists of several components, including the brood box, honey super, frames, and cover.
The brood box is the main part of the hive where the queen bee lays her eggs and the young bees develop. The honey super is a box placed on top of the brood box where the bees store honey. Frames are inserted into the boxes, which provide support for the honeycomb that the bees build. The cover of the beehive is designed to protect the bees from the elements and predators. It can be made of different materials such as wood, metal or plastic.
Beekeepers manage beehives to ensure the health and productivity of the bees. They regularly inspect the hive, check for diseases, and harvest honey when it is ready. Honeybees play a vital role in pollinating crops and producing honey, making beehives an important part of agriculture and the environment.