What happens to honeybees after stinging?
Correct answer: They die
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Leapfoot
Be weary, No bees, no pollination, no food.
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Manel
Honey bee is a tiny little insect. But their contribution to the planet earth is Massive. Please don't take their honey away. Their survival is very important
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Habesha
Player #49738746, Yes indeed. How deep and wonderful God's creation is.
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Player Say what!?
I used to have big fat and furry bumblebees in my backyard pollinating my flowers. Haven't seen any in quite a few years. 😞
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YSL
All stinging bees are female, as the stinger is a modified ovipositor. Males don't have one, and cannot sting.
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Lorraine
Player Say what!?, I plant flowers bees like. I have insect and bee hotels where they can rest, I get bees and butterflies.
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BenThomWood
Precisely Stefan, the point I was going to make.
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Player #49738746
God created the world and everything in it, therefore no evolutionary standpoint.