It is more likely to be a wasp or a hornet that is trying to sting you, especially if you have upset it. A honey or bumble bee will die after stinging you. While the end of a wasp's stinger is smooth and pointer, the end to a bee's stinger is barbed, which means that they can't sting and withdraw as easily as the wasp. Our human skin is thick enough that the bee can't withdraw the stinger. On being stung, most humans will wipe away the offending bee, and by so doing, rip out the barbed stinger and related entrails, thereby, killing the bee.
Wafting and arm thrashing, or even screaming as you run away, makes you look stupid, and doesn't really help.
A bee only dies if it loses its sting. If it can get away with its sting intact it will survive.
Not usually. Bees usually attack because they feel threatened or uncomfortable with you or your wearing bright clothes! If you start trying to hit it then yes it could sting you or stepping on it or sometimes even shooing it away it can sting you so you just have to be careful around bees and their hives.
Bees sting for the same reason that wolves bite and horses kick. It is their defence mechanism; their means of protecting themselves and their hive.A bee will sting when it feels threatened.Bees are generally docile. If one flies near you it is very unlikely to sting if you don't make sudden movements towards it, so don't try to swat it away. It will soon lose interest in you and fly away.
Treatment for a wasp sting will depend on how severe the condition. If there is an allergic reaction to the sting, then medical attention is needed. An antihistamine or allergy kit can be treatments.
The cat would have problems urinating and would squat forever trying to do so. This is one sign that there is a kidney problem right away.
Sting operations should continue because they are good for a community. Sting operations catch people that are trying to get away with illegal acts.
Yes, they do sting. i was trying to put one out side and it stung me on my thumb. it hurt really bad but it went away after a little while.
A bee only dies if it loses its sting. If it can get away with its sting intact it will survive.
yes
They sting them.
No, and it would probably do more harm than good!
because they don't need you to bother them , and they can get scared when you go to squash them which causes them to react and sting you to keep you away, just as you would if you were going to get squashed. They do it to protect themselves.
no because some were afraid tht they would get caught trying to help the run away slaves
Make a paste of water and baking soda and spread it on the site of the sting. This will take the pain away.
Make a paste of water and baking soda and spread it on the site of the sting. This will take the pain away.
Not usually. Bees usually attack because they feel threatened or uncomfortable with you or your wearing bright clothes! If you start trying to hit it then yes it could sting you or stepping on it or sometimes even shooing it away it can sting you so you just have to be careful around bees and their hives.
You shouldn't need to take out a hornet sting. The hornet's sting is smooth and firmly attached to its body so it has no difficulty removing it as it flies away. If a sting has been left behind it was probably that of a honey bee.