What is the difference between the artificial give and natural hive
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There is more variation in natural beehives. Bees need to stay warm and dry, and they need to be able to defend their honey from being stolen. Any natural or manmade structure that meets these conditions is suitable for a hive.
You will find bees making a hive in a hollow post, the wall of a barn, or a hollow log. They will seal up the structure so there is only one entrance, making it defendable.
Artificial hives comes in a variety of designs, geared around the same bee requirements, but also bearing in mind the requirements of beekeepers, who may want to open the hive to check on the bees or harvest honey.
So the main difference between natural and artificial hives is that natural hives meet the needs of bees, while artificial hives meet the requirements of both bees and people.