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Bee Larvae And Cocoons. They Can Be Seen Through Bee Milk..the Bees Look After Them. They Feed Them And, If Necessary, Warm Or Cool Them

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Bee larvae and cocoons. They can be seen through bee milk..The bees look after them. They feed them and, if necessary, warm or cool them

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