Honey comes from bees. Bees consume sucrose-rich in flower nectar, hold it in their primary stomach, and then convert it to glucose and fructose – that is what we call honey. When the bee gets back home to her hive, she regurgitates the semi-digested material and the other bees feed on it.
Bees are short-lived beings with super fast metabolism and honey is their own creation-specific to their needs. Honey is essential to feed their young and as when much pollen in winter they work continually through the other months to build up their supply.

A bee is still an animal. They have brains and central nervous systems with which they comprehend their surroundings. The act of taking away food produced for any species or their young is plain and simple greed, lust for excess. Additionally, bees are quick to defend their hive, if it is disturbed. they do not willingly "give" their honey, they fight for it and get killed as a result. In order for a Human to eat honey, first it must be stolen.

Humans steal away the bees' sole source of nutrition and replace it with some lame sugar or some other lousy substitute as bee food. For the Human to get these items from the hive, the bees are evacuated from their home. This robbery done by shaking the hives, using chemical repellents, smoking the bees out, or using forced air to blast them out. Many bees injured, squash or otherwise killed during fight for their home.

Like cows and chickens, bees are used as bio-machines to make a product for Human consumption. Like all forms of slavery in the modern world, they are seen only for their use or how they benefit their "owner". They can only gather a tiny amount of pollen in each trip, 75,000 miles of travel and pollen from 2 million flowers to gather just one pound of honey. They do all of this work to create food for their own consumption alone, not for that of Human beings. If bees were Human, this abusive treatment would be undoubtedly considered, by all, as slavery.

‘Beekeepers’ will naturally deny that they are slave owners who steal the products of the bees' labor. They will tell you that they are working with the bees to help them reach their full potential, which just happens to be measured in honey output.

In the North, it is not profitable to keep bees throughout the winter, or if there is an unproductive gap, 'beekeepers' STARVE the bees or BURN the hives to avoid maintenance. 'Beekeepers' dousing the hive with petroleum, then burn it with the bees inside. Other times they are simply left to starve to death, after the honey is taken. Hives also burned when there is a disease outbreak.
Some bees are killed because they eat honey and do not do enough work.

Bees are undoubtedly intelligent creatures, whose brains execute an astounding ten trillion operations a second. We can admire the bees’ cooperative societal structure, their incredible sense of direction, and their unique means of communication; and yet, it does not matter to anyone.

Bees cannot escape from captivity. Lone bee will rarely make it on her own; they need the support of a colony. If a lone bee does leave, occasionally a new colony might accept her, but most of them will kill them.

Perhaps the most important reason why the bees cannot just fly away is that the ‘beekeepers’ will not let them. ‘Beekeepers’ do their best to prevent swarming (when bees congregate and fly away en-masse), because not only would they lose half of their bees, but bees do not produce honey during the intense preparation that goes into swarming.
Beekeepers often kill the old queen and replace her with a new one (older queens are much more likely to swarm than younger ones), and since swarming requires a queen, the queen’s wings are CUT OFF.
When the 'keeper' wants to move a queen to a new colony, she is carried with "bodyguard" bees, all of whom – If they survive transport – will be killed by bees in the new colony.

The queen is going through a RAPE.
Artificial insemination involving the death of the male is the norm for the generation of new queen bees. The favored method of obtaining bee sperm is to pull off the bee’s head: decapitation sends an electrical impulse to the nervous system, causing sexual arousal. The lower half of the headless bee is then squeezed to make it ejaculate, and the resulting liquid is collected in a hypodermic syringe for insertion into the female.

Queens are bought from commercial ‘queen suppliers.’ Hundreds of queens are kept in cages waiting to be flown around the country. After arrival at the post office or shipping depot, they can suffer from overheating, cold, get banged around, and be exposed to insecticides. Queens can live as long as five years but most beekeepers kill and replace them about every two years. There are a number of reasons for doing this, which all resort to exerting control over the colony; most of all it keeps honey production at a maximum. Artificial pheromones are also used to keep the colonies under control.

As is the "norm" with animal agribusiness, Humans mercilessly squeeze profit from the creatures they hold captive. To this end, many 'beekeepers' widen their evil business beyond honey to include many other products.

As is the "norm" with animal agribusiness, Humans mercilessly squeeze profit from the creatures they hold captive. To this end, many 'beekeepers' widen their evil business beyond honey to include many other products.

• Bee venom is obtained when the bee stings someone or something. The bee dies if she stings someone.
• Bee pollen is pollen collected by bees. It also contains some nectar and bee saliva. It is popular because Humans cannot collect such a wide variety of pollen.
• Royal jelly is the nutritious food (for bees) fed only to the queen. It literally makes workers into queens.
• Beeswax is secreted by bees to build their hives. The grayish-brown wax secreted by the bee for constructing honeycombs. Beeswax is used in some candles and many "natural" cosmetics. This also pointed on the Humans' attitude to animals, and of course, those cosmetics products are marked as "no animal products".
• Propolis is plant resin collected by bees and mixed with enzymes. It is used around the hive as glue and as an antiseptic.
• Bee brood are bees that are not fully developed.

Since they are a breeding stock, in the egg industry they were made to endure 'forced moulting'. All feed was removed until they lost a third of their bodyweight!
During this time, they lost their feathers and become a bald ducks.
Those ducks, which, by nature preening and cleaning, now lost another reason to live.
Many die, others get sick. The result is that the survivals are able to endure one more egg-laying cycle before they are murdered.

Humans displace and destroy all life forms whenever they erect buildings, plant seeds, dig crops, burn woods, fly airplanes, and drive cars. Humans harm by just being alive. You all must stop unquestioningly accept common social norms in the sense of taking affirmative steps to stop being part of the problem and start being part of the solution.