I've never heard of anyone being stung by a bumble bee.
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Of course they can. I once bought a round of beer at a local bar, where I was served by a bee who was working part time as a barmaid. The bee overcharged me by £5. I don't even think it was a girl bee, but it was difficult to tell as the bar was quite dark. That was the last time I was stung by a bee in a bar though, as if I see a bee behind the bar in a pub, I just leave without buying a drink. Just remember, bees are untrustworthy bar stewards.
405227
We don't know, nobody has ever had it to try.
646542
thats weird that has not happen to me.
335029
Hmmm... I've never heard of that. Maybe it's "Sybian" we're talking about here.
360185
I have heard of it (it's not related to power lines, by the way), but I have never heard it itself.
184188
never saw it...sounds cool though
493228
I've never heard anyone say that...
237573
I have never thought of dat.
17272
nope, never heard of it.
12271
worker honey bee or bumble bee
345557
Well, I have never thought about it.
311988
Never heard about this.
612722
l.ve never heard this.
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As of 2002 they had spread north from Brazil all the way to Texas and Southern CA. More recently they have been discovered in Louisiana and Florida.\n\nSince people die as a result of stings from other bee strains, it is nearly impossible to count with any accuracy the number of deaths per year as a result of Africanized bees (especially when you consider that some of the deaths occur in rural areas of central America.)
422879
Sounds cute. I have not seen it.
71818
because you probably are a jellyfish and you were awake, have you stung anyone recently!!!!!
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The bumble bee is related to the honey bee.  It is a flying insect of the genus Bombus in the family Apidae. Like the common honeybee, of which it is a relative, the bumblebee feeds on nectar and gathers pollen to feed its young. These creatures are beneficial to humans and the plant world alike, and tend to be larger than other members of the bee family. Most, but not all, bumblebee species are gentle.\n\nBumblebees are social insects that are characterized by a black and yellow striped body, a commonality among the majority of the species of Bombus; however, some species are known to have orange or even red on their bodies. Another distinguishing characteristic is a hairlike substance, called pile, that covers their entire body, making them appear and feel fuzzy. Queen and worker bumblebees can sting. Their sting is not barbed like that of the honeybee, so they can sting more than once.