Final answer:
The question seems related to an activity known as the ant challenge, which isn't directly related to bee biology. In a bee colony, there is one queen, many worker bees, and a few male drones, but the number required for this challenge is unspecified in the biological context provided.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question appears to be about the requirements to enter the ant challenge, which is likely a specific game or activity not related to the actual biology of ants or bees. Nonetheless, it's essential to clarify that honeybees and bumblebees do live in colonies where they have specific roles, as do ants. However, the provided information does not directly answer how many bees (or any other requirement) need to be present to participate in an ant challenge.
In the context of actual bee biology, there is typically one queen bee, many female worker bees, and a few male drones in a colony. The number of bees in a colony can be in the thousands.
If the ant challenge refers to a specific game or educational activity, please provide more details or refer to the rules or instructions associated with that activity for an accurate answer.