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Why is wintering in a tree hollow better for bees than in a hive? Why is a hive damp and moldy in winter? No one will tell you! This video discusses bee wintering. Why, despite the advancement of beekeeping, do bees in beehive overwinter worse than they used to in the wild? We'll look at how to help bees survive the winter on apiary and what you need to know about bees. Poor ventilation in a hive during winter is the worst scourge for bees. With poor ventilation, the bee colony weakens, the bees' lifespan is shortened, nosema disease develops, and mold appears in the hive. Humans have never come up with better conditions than wintering bees in a hollow of a living tree. Bees are not afraid of cold; the bee colony independently provides thermoregulation during winter. A beekeeper, using accumulated beekeeping knowledge, should organize the bee wintering in a way that maximizes the bees' ability to promptly remove water vapor from the nest.