How Do Bees Sting? | Maddie Moate

The video explores the world of bees at Wildwood, focusing on the 28 beehives managed by John the Bee. It explains the mechanics of bee stings, including the stinger's structure and the venom's effects. The video highlights the consequences for bees when they sting and the reasons they might do so. It also covers bee defense mechanisms, such as scent release, and provides guidance on handling bee stings safely.

What is the main reason people fear bees?

• Their role in pollination

• Their buzzing sound

• Their large numbers

• Their ability to sting

What is the primary function of a bee's stinger?

• To help in flying

• To defend the hive

• To communicate with other bees

• To collect pollen

What happens to a bee after it stings a human?

• It can sting multiple times

• It loses its stinger and dies

• It becomes the queen bee

• It becomes stronger

Why do bees release a scent when they sting?

• To alert other bees of danger

• To mark their territory

• To find their way back to the hive

• To attract more bees

What should you do first if you get stung by a bee?

• Apply ice immediately

• Run away quickly

• Call a doctor

• Remove the stinger

What is the best way to avoid getting stung by a bee?

• Wear bright colors

• Stay calm and avoid sudden movements

• Wave your arms to scare them

• Spray water on them

What is the scent released by bees when they sting often compared to?

• Bananas

• Mint

• Lemon

• Lavender