How can you save a bee?

Answer 1

If A bee is dying there is know possible way to save it but the way to not let all of them die in the world is to not stamp on them when they are doing no harm, if a bee stings you because of you trying to kill them they will die anyway because bees die when they sting a human being.

Answer 2

Nice to see there are decent people out there.

Bees are very important to the survival of plants and fruit trees, which provide us humans with food and oxygen.

Bees are actually not aggressive insects. They will not attack humans for no reason, unlike wasps.

A bee approaching a human is just curious about that person and means no harm.

Bumble bees are the most passionate and peaceful of the bee species.

Unfortunately sometimes bees get hurt by other animals or become too cold. When this happens, the best thing you can really do is pick the bee up (not with your hands, it may mistake you for a threat) and place it in a flower bed, or at least out the way of any immediate danger.

Bees are very social creatures. It's not uncommon to see a small group of bees approach another bee who has been injured or is dying. When they do, you need to be careful, because they could mistake you for a threat and sting you to defend their injured friend.

Some species of bee are protected by law in most of the civilised world. So killing them is a criminal offence.

Answer 3

You can save a bee by providing a water source with small stones for them to land on, planting bee-friendly flowers in your garden, avoiding pesticides, and creating bee hotels for them to nest in. If you see a struggling bee, you can also offer it a mixture of sugar and water to help revive its energy.

Answer 4

Sugared water is nice for a bee.

But the best thing to give it is honey. Makes sense when you think about it.

Answer 5

You can help a bee by leaving it alone. If it is hurt, there isn't anything you can do about it.

Having said that, how would you know that a bee is frightened?