Why do bees sting even though they would die after?
In: Biology
Most don’t, only a few species do. Take killer bees, for example: they are so dangerous because of their ability to swarm and sting until whatever they want dead is dead. The bees that do die, die from losing their stinger. Those species of bee only lose it on thick skinned creatures, but they don’t usually have to sting such creatures, so there’s been no evolutionary need.
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