Малий внесок однієї бджоли | One bee’s small contribution

A commonly quoted estimate for a worker honey bee is about one-twelfth of a teaspoon of honey over its lifetime. It is a popular ballpark figure, not a precise biological limit: the result depends on lifespan, season, flower availability, and how collectively processed nectar is counted. Honey is produced through the shared work of a colony, so assigning finished honey to one individual is only an approximation.