Are bees poisonous?

Queen bees are not poisonous.

No. No bees are poisonous. She never leaves the nest, so even if she was no one would get harmed by her.

Not in the sense of being "poisonous", no. There are no poisonous honey bees. However, all honey bees have a chemical they produce when they die by stinging someone that causes their sting to be more painful than simply being punctured.

Sweat bees, just like other bees do sting and can cause reactions in people with allergies. Sweat bees refer to various types of bees that are attracted to human sweat.

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No, completely harmless. You can even have them as house pets.

Silk worms are not poisonous. Like bees, they have been domesticated by humans and are not a danger to people or animals.

Grounds bees are only dangerous if you have an allergy to bee stings. They are not more dangerous than other bee varieties.

it uses it to breathe and cough out poisonous insects like bees

I don't think so my cat has eaten many bees and is still alive. but if your cat in allergic than it could be.

No, but they can be venomous - bees, wasps, hornets, etc.

== == Are they honey bees? Because if they are, I wouldn't kill them. I would call a bee keeper. While Bees may be annoying to you, they are extremely important. They are the reason why we have flowers, plants, fruits and vegetables.

Without going into too much detail, petrol vapour is poisonous to wasps, bees, and a lot of other insects.

Yes. Bee venom is poisonous but, ignoring any possible allergic reaction, the sting from a small number of bees will not be enough to do any harm. But stings from a large number of bees, in the order of hundreds, can prove fatal. The record number of stings one person has received and still survived was 2,243.

The collective nouns for a group of bees are: a bike of bees a charm of bees a cluster of bees an erst of bees a game of bees a grist of bees a hive of bees a hum of bees a nest of bees a rabble of bees a swarm of bees

Killer bees are known as deadly not because their venom is more poisonous, but because their victims will receive a larger quantity of venom. Killer bees are highly territorial and defensive so when they feel threatened, they swarm around their victim, stinging hundreds of times.

The general collective noun for insects is a swarm of insects. The specific collective nouns for bees are: a bike of bees a charm of bees a cluster of bees a drift of bees a game of bees a grist of bees a hive of bees a hum of bees a rabble of bees a stand of bees

The collective nouns for bees are: a bike of bees a charm of bees a cluster of bees an erst of bees a game of bees a grist of bees a hive of bees a hum of bees a nest of bees a rabble of bees a swarm of bees The collective nouns for bells are: a peal of bells a carillon of bells a change of bells

Collective nouns for bees are: a bike of bees a charm of bees a cluster of bees an erst of bees a game of bees a grist of bees a hive of bees a hum of bees a nest of bees a rabble of bees a swarm of bees Collective nouns for flies are: a business of flies a cloud of flies a grist of flies a hatch of flies a swarm of flies

The yellow and black stripes on a bee are a warning to predators that the bee is distasteful, poisonous, or otherwise not good to eat. So, this is a defense mechanism for the bee.

In nature, anything with bold yellow and black stripes is usually poisonous, unpalatable or dangerous. Wasps and bees fall into the last category because they can sting. Some insects, such as hoverflies, imitate the colouring as a form of self-protection, even though they are otherwise harmless.

Actually, the 'worker-bees' are 'Lez-Bees'.

A group of bees is called a swarm, grist or hive, or a colony. There are also other names for a group of bees such as: A bike of bees. A cluster of bees. A cast of bees. A drift of bees. An erst of bees. A game of bees. A rabble of bees. A stand of bees. A colony, or it could be a swarm. A colony or it could be a swarm

There are actually 25,000 species of bees in the world. Some of these include honey bees, bumble bees, sweat bees, hornets, cuckoo bees, as well as carpenter bees.

There are around 260 species of bee. These can be broken down into groups, for example there are 17 species of bumblebee. These groups include: * Sweat bees * Carpenter bees * Honeybees * Bumblebees * Stingless bees * Africanized bees * Leafcutter bees * Mason bees * Hornfaced bees * Cleptoparasitic bees * Cuckoo bees