After Hunny Bees sting, they die. How about a yellow jacket? Do they die also?
Answer:
nope. they also do not leave their "stinger" in their victim, which is why the bee dies. a wasp just injects poison and leaves with all anatomy intact, ready for another "mission".
No, a yellow jacket does not die after stinging, and they can and will sting repeatedly if allowed. Mean little suckers...
nope they just go on stinging until you kill them. Mean little guys.
Actually, no. A yellow jacket belongs in the wasp family and their stinger is firmly attached to their bodies. A honey bee can only sting once, but a yellow jacket or any other member of the wasp family can sting repeatledly.
What are you, Winnie The Pooh??
They're called honeybees.
hunny bees sting you really ahhhhhhhhh! were doomed hmmm yellow jacket ahhhhhhhhh!! it has bees in it
A bee's stinger and the attached venom sac are only loosely connected to the rest of the bee. When they sting, the whole things rips off the bee's body, which kills the bee.
Wasps, including the common yellow-jacket, have a stinger that is firmly attached, and a venom sac that can be refilled, sothey can sting repeatedly and are happy to do so. My friend got stung 8 times by one yellow-jacket that flew into his mouth when we were about 7 years old... nasty little suckers indeed!
Best,
Ed, RN
U luv bees so much u call them "hunny"? lol
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