Do bees die after stinging an animal? Why? Be accurate!

In most cases, the bee will die, because the spine on the bee's tail is connected to its internal organs, and after stinging the animal, the sting remains on the animal**, and when the bee leaves, it will pull its internal organs out, and then die.

Yes. Because the tail spine of the bee is connected to the heart.

When the tail spines are pierced into the animal.

Brought out the heart too.

Bees die because they don't have a heart.

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. 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.

The bees that die after the stinging are limited to the worker bees, which are female bees that are not fully developed, and the "sting" of the stinger is actually an ovipositor that is not fully developed. Because it is not fully developed, the stabbing animal remains on the body of the stabbed person along with the internal organs, and of course it will die without the internal organs.

As for the queen bee, the ovipositor is fully developed, and there will be nothing wrong after the stinger. But there are very few cases in which the queen bee uses it to attack enemies in her lifetime, except in a duel with other queen competitors when it is just hatched.

The male peak is spinless because it has no ovipositors at all.

Why do bees die when they sting?

Summary. Hello, glad to answer for you. Bees break their internal organs when they pull out their needles, so bees die after stinging.

Because the stinging needle will be barbed in the person's **, the bee sting and the bee's internal organs are connected together, and the bee's internal organs will remain on the person's ** after stinging, and the bee's internal organs will not survive long after being broken.

Why do bees die after stinging?

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Hello, glad to answer for you. When the bee pulls out the needle, it will break the internal organs, so the bee will die after stinging. Because the bee stings after the needle will be barbed in the person's **, the bee sting and the bee's internal organs are connected together, the bee sting will remain on the person's ** after the sting, and the bee's internal organs will not survive long after the spring will die.

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The reason why a bee stings a person and dies is because there is a barb on the bee's sting, and after stinging, when the sting needle is pulled out, the barb on the sting needle, along with its poison sac and part of the intestines, is hooked out, and the intestine is broken, causing the digestive system to be destroyed, so it will die soon after stinging. Under normal circumstances, bees do not actively sting people without being aware of the danger.

Yao Jun, an associate researcher at the Bee Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, said that not all bee stings are like this. Generally speaking, only domestic bees have barbs on their stings, and the vast majority of hymenopteran bees have no barbs on their stings and can sting multiple times.

For example, wasps, bumblebees, etc.: bumblebee stings do not have barbs on their needles and can sting repeatedly; The largest Jinhuan Hu Feng, belonging to the wasp family, has a large individual, a long sting, no barbs, and can also sting repeatedly.

Summary. After being stung by a bee, the bee venom will enter the body, which may not only cause uncomfortable symptoms such as local redness, swelling and pain, but also may cause systemic symptoms, such as difficulty breathing, dizziness, and even coma and shock, which can lead to the death of the patient. Patients who are allergic to bee venom can have a severe allergic reaction that can lead to death.

Therefore, once you are stung by bees, you must go to a regular medical institution for treatment in time, and only in this way can the harm of bee venom to the human body be minimized.

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After being stung by a bee, the bee venom will enter the body, which may not only cause uncomfortable symptoms such as local redness, swelling and pain, but also may cause systemic symptoms, such as difficulty breathing, dizziness, and even coma and shock, which can lead to the death of the patient. Patients who are allergic to bee venom can have a severe allergic reaction that can lead to death. Therefore, once you are stung by bees, you must go to a regular medical institution for treatment in time, and only in this way can the harm of bee venom to the human body be minimized.