Thankfully, most dogs experience mild symptoms after eating a bee. However, you should closely monitor your dog for at least 24 hours to ensure they don’t experience a severe reaction.

Despite popular belief, carpenter bees don’t eat wood. Like other bees, they eat pollen and nectar collected from flowers. Pollen is their protein source, and nectar is their carbohydrate source.

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Carpenter bee stings are not dangerous for most people. Mild reactions to bee stings are common, with most symptoms lasting less than 24 hours.

There are two types of bees that don’t sting: male bees and “stingless” bees. These types of bees have to use other methods of defense.

Honey is not bee poop. Honey is a food source for honeybees, not a waste product like poop is. Bees rely on honey to help them survive the winter.

There are over 20,000 bee species and most of them have the ability to sting. Honeybees and bumblebees are common examples of bees that sting. However, there are two types of bees that can’t sting: male bees and stingless bees.

Some bee species hibernate during the winter, while others do not. For example, queen bumblebees hibernate until spring emerges. However, honeybees don’t hibernate. Instead, honeybees huddle together to stay warm.

Most bees don’t die after stinging. However, honeybees are one of the only bee species that die after stinging. This is because honeybees lose their stinger (a vital organ) after stinging.