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Can bees poison there victims and how?
Yes, with their stinger it injects a poison.
How do bees poison victims?
the stinger has venom
Can bees poison their victims if so how?
Bees can sting their victims with a venomous sting, which can be painful and in some cases, can lead to allergic reactions or even anaphylaxis. The venom is not considered a "poison" as it is specifically designed for defense and is not meant to be ingested like a poison would.
What kind of honey bees are poison?
rattlesnake bees
Do worker bees have poison?
No
Can bees poison you?
yes
Can bees poison humans?
No.
Can you eat poison from bees?
no
Who eats honey bees?
Nobody. Bees have poison in their stingers.
Can bees sting their victims?
Yes.
Can bees poison their vitims if so how?
They don't poison people, but some are allergic to bee stings.
Does worker bees have poison?
If you mean - do they have a venomous sting, then the answer is yes.
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