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Why do bees sting?

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Why do bees sting?

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  1. they are jealous because they dont get to dine out


  2. To defend themselves and/or their hive

  3. its their defense mechanism everything needs one

  4. They only sting the ones they love.

    Signed,

    Marlon Perkins

    Mutual of Omaha Wild Kingdom

  5. because they feel threatened

  6. Because they feel threatened.

    I've had bees land on me- walk around and fly away.  It's cause I don't slap at them or threaten them.

  7. Why is this in the Ix-Zi section?

  8. Because God invented them to protect themselves that way and I believe they die after letting their sting out. If it a form of defence.

  9. To discourage predators from taking their honey.

  10. bees sting becasue they have a stinger.
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