Title: Bee Sting Facts: 10 Facts About Bee Stings - Some May Surprise You!
Headings: Bee Sting Facts: 10 Facts About Bee Stings - Some May Surprise You!
Bee Sting Facts: 10 Facts About Bee Stings - Some May Surprise You!
10 Facts About Bee Stings
1. Not all bees can sting
2. A sting is a defensive reaction to a perceived threat.
3. There is more chance of being struck by lightning than death by bee sting!
4. Some bee stings are more painful than others
5. Not all bees die if they sting you
6. Bee stings are different to wasp stings
7. T he average adult can withstand more than 1000 bee stings
8. The bee's stinger is also used for egg laying
9. Bee venom is sometimes used in health and beauty products
10. Elephants are afraid of being stung by bees
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Content: This usually results in conflict within the colony  between the workers and the queen bumble bee . Writings vary, but it is proposed that when the queen ceases to produce a pheromone (believed) to control the egg laying ability of her workers, (who may otherwise lay eggs – all of which would develop into males. 9. Bee venom is sometimes used in health and beauty products
S ome propose that bee sting venom can reduce arthritis symptoms. I have not seen any evidence to support or refute this claim (if you are  aware of any, please let me know!). There is also a theory that bee venom can be used in beauty treatments. 10. Elephants are afraid of being stung by bees
Although an elephant has a thick hide that a bee sting could not penetrate, nevertheless, elephants have sensitive areas of their bodies, such as inside their trunks. Elephants are thus afraid of bees, and this finding is being used by conservationists to actually help protect elephants. Learn more facts about stings....here is an amazing book, in which one man set out to do just that, and in doing so, allowed himself to be stung by different insects!