Do drones feed themselves or make wax, bee bread, or honey?

Drones do not have the capability to feed themselves, make wax, bee bread, or honey. Their primary role in the hive is to mate with a queen; they do not engage in many of the tasks that worker bees perform. Worker bees are responsible for foraging, caring for larvae, building and maintaining the hive, and producing honey. Drones lack the necessary body structures and adaptations to perform these functions. They are usually fed by the worker bees within the hive until they either mate or are expelled from the hive at the end of the season. This division of labor is crucial for the overall efficiency and survival of the bee colony.