ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 5月29日 00時40分

This time-lapse shows one of the final stages of honeybee development. The tissue reorganizes in the bees head and the pigment in its eyes develop just before it transforms from pupa to adult. Bees take 21 days to develop from egg to adult in the hive. I photographed this sequence at the Harry Laidlaw Honeybee lab at UC Davis using a camera setup I built in an incubator. I was able to mimic the temperature and humidity of a hive inside the incubator so I could document the development of the bees. Time-lapse by Anand Varma. See more of the development at @anandavarma. If you have any questions about the project, I am hosting a live Q&A on the National Geographic Magazine Facebook page today starting at 12pm EST.
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