Are Queen Bee Stings More Dangerous? (We Found Out)

It's always assumed that Queen bees manage the hive just like monarchs do: order working bees about and lay eggs. But what if you meet Queen bee and she stings you? One of the first things you might notice is that they're able to sting you multiple times! And Queen Bee will keep on living and completing her royal task after that. Would such a sting hurt more and how do you treat it?

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Hey there! Have you ever been stung by a bee? 🐝

[denayhepburn]

Bees literally follow me. Not because I'm threatening them but simply because they want to.

[oswaldbojangles]

As a beekeeper I can confirm that no matter how much you coat yourself in queen pheromone and wind up a queen bee, you can rub your finger repeatedly against the tip of her abdomen and she will never sting you.

[Hxya]

This is actually entertaining and fun when you aren’t forced to learn it in school

[Pranjalplays_]

Him: There's hardly a person who hasn't been stung by a bee!

Me who hasn't been stung by a bee:Am I a joke to you?

[infinitemusic]

14 years on this planet ad I haven’t been stung by a bee yet, staying strong ✊✊✊

[whitepencil]

"Whenever you feel useless just remember that White Pencils like me exist."

-White Pencil

[danielledewitt]

I’ve never been stung by a bee. Been stung by a wasp though. I was stroking a donkey, didn’t see or hear any wasps but one stung me anyway.

[syahrilamir]

I just love how bright side bring us more information than we learn at school

[exode]

I'm actually allergic to bees not super bad that I get anaphylactic shock but my hand swells if I'm strong there and I've also had hives before.

[Beth]

When I was little that I fell into a bees nest. I got stung 26 times when I was 6 years old. When I was adult in my late 20’s that I got stung by a bee. I screamed being stung on the arm. Luckily that I’m not allergic to them. I have a fear of bees.

[ckok]

I’m 38 years old and never been stung “knock on wood.” I had a few close moments though. Now I spend a lot of time outside. I enjoy hiking and my job places me outside a lot too. Some of my coworkers have been stung on the job but not me. How I gone so long without being stung yet only having a few close calls, which is a topic for another post, kinda amazes me.

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ONE YEAR OF WATCHING BRIGHT SIDE VIDEOS IS MORE EDUCATIONAL THAN 20 YEARS OF SCHOOLING.

[stoof]

There's hardly no one who's never been stung by a bee!
Me: 😐

[duy]

There’s hardly a person that has never been stung by a bee.
Discord mod always staying in the house: *Pathetic*

[morganisaprok]

0:02 I've never been stung... :)
Edit: 3 months later, I got stung. I was sitting on the grass when I felt a pain in my leg. I jumped up and saw the grass moving. Then, I saw a bee poke out of the grass.
Edit2: The stinger wasn't stuck in my skin though... It was probably a different bug

[bobjacobson]

The wings of the worker bees tend to fray after they have been foraging for a few weeks. Eventually they are unable to fly, and if this happens when out during a foraging trip, they fall prey to anything that will feed upon them, unless they die first to become food for scavengers, including fungi. If they are full of nectar, they are heavy and are more likely to be unable to fly, so an old bee may be full of food but still end up dying away from the colony.

[ajay_hirve_]

I really love it when the notification says "someone liked your comment" and "someone subscribed to your channel",

[FlipMinotaur]

I have never, to my knowledge, been stung by a bee

[devgod]

Nutsac sting would be a 10/10 on pain level