Do worker bees die after stinging? Why do bees die after they sting?

Worker bees are female bees that lack the ability to reproduce, and in a colony, only the queen bee has the ability to reproduce. However, some researchers have found that some worker bees use reproduction to prolong their lives to deceive the queen bee. Most female bees can eat royal jelly for the first few days when they are larvae, and then they start to eat the same honey as other bees, so these worker bees have no reproductive ability and become worker bees; If you eat royal jelly from the larvae, you will eventually become a queen bee with the ability to reproduce.

In a hive, worker bees can be divided into three physiologically different worker colonies due to their age: nursery bees, nest building bees and <>honey collecting bees.

Why does a bee die after it stings? After reading it, I finally know.

Bees are known to sting, and for this reason, many people are afraid of bees. In fact, a bee will not sting unless it is absolutely necessary, because after it stings, it will die itself.

Why do bees die after stinging? It turns out that the poison needle at the end of the bee's abdomen is composed of a back-stabbing needle and two abdominal stabbing needles, the back of the needle is connected to the venom gland and internal organs, and the tip of the abdominal stabbing needle has several small barbs in the shape of inverted teeth. Therefore, bees do not sting unless they have to.

But when a bee stings an insect with a hard skin, its stinging needle can pull out of the fracture and it won't die.

Both queen bees and worker bees have poisonous needles, but drones do not. The queen bee only uses the poison needle when there is an internal fight, so the queen bee does not sting. Worker bees only attack their enemies with poisonous needles when they are threatened by an external threat to protect their nests, so they will not take the initiative to sting if we don't provoke them.

Bees are beneficial insects that spread pollen to plants and contribute to the improvement of our natural environment, and we should protect them.

If you are stung by a bee, quickly remove the poison needle and squeeze out the venom vigorously, so that the stung area will not be so swollen.

A bee will die after stinging someone, so if a dead bee still stings someone, I think, it must be a bee that dies without stinging, right? And you've got a stinger in it.

Why do bees still sting after they die?

Bee stings die, mainly because of their own body structure.

Its sting needle is composed of a back sting needle and two abdominal stabbing needles, the end of the sting needle will be connected with the large and small glands in the body and internal organs, and the tip of the sting needle has a barb, after the bee stings, it will stab in the body, hang on the **, when the bee stings and flies away hard, it will break the internal organs or even pull out, resulting in the death of the bee.

How to prevent being stung by bees:

1. Pay attention to dress and hygiene.

When going hiking or hiking, be careful not to wear dark clothes and yellow-green clothes, try to wear white clothes, preferably long sleeves and long pants, to avoid bright colors to attract bees or wasps. In addition, before going out, it is best to take a shower to eliminate the odor of the body, and friends who love to dress up should be careful not to spray perfume, so as not to attract insects due to the smell or fragrance of the body.

2. Protect your head and neck.

If you are misunderstood by bees and attacked by bees, you should protect your head and neck with clothes at this time, run in the opposite direction of the hive or bee colony, or lie down on the spot and cover the exposed place.

3. Don't go to places with a lot of insects.

When hiking or going on an outing, avoid stepping into sparsely populated grass or bushes, where bees or wasps often make their home. In addition to this, it is important to observe for beehives on branches and rocks. After encountering a hive, be sure to take a detour and do not poke the honeycomb.

4. Stay calm.

If you spot bees flying by outdoors, you should stand still and don't panic so that the bees will fly away slowly. Don't slap or run for bees, or you'll get bees.

The poison needle at the end of the bee's abdomen is composed of a back-stabbing needle and two abdominal stabbing needles, the back of the needle is connected to the venom gland and internal organs, and the tip of the abdominal needle has several small barbs in the shape of inverted teeth, when the bee's poison needle stings into the human body, the venom is discharged and then pulled out of the stinging needle to fly away in a hurry, because the small barb is firmly hooked, so the poison needle is also pulled out along with a part of the internal organs, so that the bee will of course die.

Bees leave their venom behind when they sting, which is one of the causes of human death. Bee venom contains a lot of proteins and chemicals, the most important of which is an enzyme called myolytic albumlulin. This enzyme can dissolve muscle cells and red blood cells, causing tissue necrosis and blood vessel rupture, which can trigger allergic reactions and shock.

In addition to venom, another cause of death is the body's allergy to bee toxin. Some people are born with allergies to certain substances, including certain foods, pollen, medications, and insect bites. If a person is allergic to bee toxins, even a slight sting from a bee can cause a severe allergic reaction or even be life-threatening.

In some cases, being attacked by multiple bees or wasps at the same time can be life-threatening. If the state stool is bitten by multiple insects at the same time, a large amount of stinging toxin will be released in a short period of time, which can lead to symptoms such as blood vessel rupture, tissue necrosis, and shock.

When a bee stung, a person dies because of a combination of causes. If you have a severe allergic reaction or persistent pain, swelling or other uncomfortable symptoms after being stung by a bee, it is recommended to seek medical attention for help. When outdoors, avoid insects such as bees and wear long sleeves and pants.

Also remember to bring your first-aid medication in case you need it. In your daily life, you can protect your health and reduce the risk of being bitten by bees by using ANCHU Body Lotion regularly.