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There are many types of bees with colonies varying in size from about 50 up to 50,000 all pollinate flowers and plants. The most commonly seen are bumble bees, honey bees, solitary bees and mason bees.
The female carries the ootheca (egg) until hatching. 4-8 ootheca (eggs) are produced each containing 30-40 eggs.
Squirrel can have 1-2 litters per year often December - January and then May - June time. Litter size of up to 5, females can live for 6 years and males 2 to 3 years.
The lifecycle of the varied carpet beetle starts as an egg. The larvae (known as the woolly bears) may moult over a dozen times, increasing in size each time. Upon the final moult its next life stage will be pupation.
Moles live up to 3 years with the female rearing a litter of up to 7, breeding twice a year.
Common clothes moths go through complete metamorphosis: egg, larvae (crawling stage), pupae (cocoon) and adult (moth).
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