Mom Stung 75 Times After Protecting Kids From Bee Attack
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- A mother and her daughters were in a scenic spot outside Phoenix, Arizona, to take photos in the midst of a super bloom of wildflowers. Out of nowhere, they were attacked by a swarm of bees. When fire crews arrived at the scene, they covered the bees with foam. Although the children were not hurt, the mother received over 75 bee stings from the ordeal. Inside Edition's Les Trent spoke with beekeeper Anthony Planakis on safety tips in case a swarm of bees attacks.
Salute to the mom who protected her kids
This is funny 😂
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Lol no, she was probably the one who suggested them to take a picture admist the blooms...
She just acted as bait for the bees. She didn't protect the children, she brought them there.
@@person86422 But did she know the bees would come?
The way the bee keeper said you should NEVER jump into a body of water because they’ll wait for you had me laughing hard! Those bees 🐝 mean business so don’t F with them!
reminds me of an episode from tom and jerry. Pretty accurate it seems
Imagine going up to gasp for air and 10 bees swarm in your nose and mouth
He said it like they were opps waiting to catch you slipping. 😂 Come up for air ONE time... POW POW POW, B!
@@eyescgoddamn 😂
I don't think you laugh
I can't imagine the pain she is going through. I have ever been bitten by only "one" bee and felt pain throughout the body. Wishing her speedy recovery
I don't mean to sound like an ass, but don't you mean "Stung"? I don't think I've ever heard of a Bee "Biting" someone.
It's just bees who cares she will be fine
@@Creativeminds055 You're like one of those dudes who apparently have a dad that didn't come back with the milk. 💀
@@Creativeminds055she may develop and allergy?
@@gojifanpat what else would they mean
A loving mother will do anything possible to protect her children, even die for them, I'm so glad this wasn't the case for this mother. Feel better, much love from one mother to another. ❤️
She didn't do much 😂😂
@@Creativeminds055 Nah, she only put herself in harm's way to protect her children. Nothing worthy of credit, right? Clearly your mom would never do that for you, otherwise you wouldn't be so bitter.
@@sakurafalls2468 👌
@@sakurafalls2468 it thinks it's funny. Replying stupid stuff on everyone's comments. Just a troll that needs attention. Calling himself megan. Prob just a lonely guy who want people to talk to.
@@Creativeminds055 your mother didnt seem to do much 😂😂 ☠️☠️
The bee keeper isn't lying when he said that the bees will wait for you. I remember one time I was helping my sister with grocery bags, and a bee just kept on bothering me for no reason. I took the groceries in the house and returned outside and the bee was still there waiting for me, until I took my chancla off and started swinging. It was unbeelievable.
Not it waiting for you at the doe!
Unbeelievable
What is a chancla
@@Butterrcuppp Spanish for slippers
Not the bees being afraid of the chancla too 😂
If she was allergic to Bee Stings it would've been a whole lot worse.
True I got chased by 1 bee before in school but escaped
Thank god she wasn't.
She would most certainly die.
If she was allergic to bee sting, Im like 99% sure she would die ngl.
Especially if she didn't know it!
Sadly with allergy..she would have been dead way before the 75th sting. So thankful she isn't allergic. I am. 😢
I got stung in the face by 3 bees, and I had nightmares for days.
I CANNOT imagine the actual fear this woman felt when she was swarmed.
Hope she has a speedy recovery.
actual bum bee stings don't even hurt
@@Seinsmelled bro nightmares for days
@@Seinsmelled I got stung by a queen bee. Just one. And it was HELL.
I can only imagine what she went through.
I bet the reason why _she managed to get her kids inside the car, but not herself_ was because the bees were already on her and she knew there was a big risk of them getting in the car with her and harming the kids. Wow. ❤
Absolutely! The thinking of this woman is amazing. The world needs so many more women like her! Not these white trash welfare women
Yes, I think you're right. I would be afraid to open the car doors after getting my kids safely inside.
Pretty sure she was holding the kids getting stung
@RedSquirrelHunter if yoi watched she got them in before they got stung. She couldn't open the doors after
Well she clearly messed up to begin with
She aggravated a bee hive
I was once attacked by a swarm of bees and was stung at least 50 times and had bees tangled in my hair, stuck in my clothes and had to have one pulled out of my ear with tweezers, it was awful!
Ouch! I’m glad you’re okay.
I have a violent fear of getting insects in my ears. This does not help. Thank you and I apologize for your loss
I’ve been stung by a small group of hornets (I think maybe about 3 or 4)
whoa! Mad kudos for coming through that but I'm sorry that happened to you
@@thaloblue what loss? Pretty sure they're fine now lol
Wow she a good mom
*bad mom
@@Creativeminds055 pov : you’re a bad person
Guess who suggested them to take a picture over there in the first place
@Petah griffin
Omg I just bet she predicted that the bees would be there! Oh yeah and her protecting her young girls was just a publicity stunt 🫨
@@Creativeminds055 says yours 😂😂
Never get between a mom and her kids
Well the bees 🐝 sure did. Never get between a bee and their queen.
Plus offspring
@@BBoyd-ce2yyWell the fighter fighters 👩🚒 sure did. Never get between a fire man and their specie.
I get what your saying dude but in this kind of scenario the bees will win 😂
@@BBoyd-ce2yy the queen kills her bees 😅
They're gonna wait for you if you dive in a pool.
Damn that's serial killer status
I just need a little air once in a while. They can sting me in the scalp if they’d like
That's one dedicated mom.
Respect!
First, do NOT go for their Honey! Second, never call them a wasp. They really hate that. Third, never say Beyonce is the Queen Bee
Epic comment!
I actually laughed really hard reading this 🤣🤣🤣
And 4: Don't forget la abejita Maya.🐝🐝🐝
That little white chunk in Pork and Beans?? ... That's the Queen Bean.
Fourth, no bee puns.
"They're gonna wait for you" *Chills😨*
In Colombia there is a snake that will wait for you too. La tres cruces. 😬🐍
@@quitaulla1569 hahaha
She's really a supermom
the pain that women can withstand. how can people endure something like that? that is one strong mother.
not a big deal. 🙄
@@robroy6374 God created the human body to do many things. We can go to war and take bullets and live God-willing.
Adrenaline and endorphins we're helping her endure the situation, fight or flight response :)
@@TemptedToClik exactly. they kick in, you feel nothing.
@@dudewhat3288 only if it was actually this way
Oh my gosh I’m praying for her, that would be so scary
I always thought jumping in the pool would save you from bees. Damn...
If it's a large pool and if you can swim at the bottom for a long time to make distance and then get up it probably would work.
Too bad we're in Tom and Jerry universe 😭😭😭
it can work for some bees but its wasps that often will wait for you
It still will. Dont listen to that guy. Prolly gets winded walking up three steps
@ICE Well, I would do it. If I were in a pond or lake. Then again I can swim under water much longer and further than most people thanks to the swim team back in the day.
She clearly learned to protect her kids from her own mom because instead of calling 911 she called Mom!
I call my mother if anything bad happens to me because she cares for in a way no one ever will. That’s all I need to do anything in life💯
Happened to me while mowing my lawn.. I ran faster than ever to get inside all the meanwhile my wife was laughing saying I told you there was a behive over there.. had over 10 bee stings
Mean mofos! How'd you rid of them if I may ask?
@@ivanvarela3215 relocation would be more of a option due to em nearing extinction due to humans being humans I’m sure folks don’t wanna pollinate by hand lol
@@ivanvarela3215 waited til it was cold and inactive and relocated the hive
@@shortykleenice, sleepy bees. 😴
This is a fake story
Bees don't attack you for simply mowing your lawn
You either killed one of the bees or disrupted the hive
This happened to me and bunch of other kids from the neighborhood in the 90s. We were playing on the edge of the woods near our houses and one of my brothers kicked a log and we got swarmed. There were 9 kids and 4 parents that had run out to help us. All of us got multiple stings; the worst was a 5 year old that got at least 25 stings. Luckily nobody was allergic so everyone ended up okay but it was caos. I remember some of the girls had them caught all in their hair.
The fire department and paramedics came. 3 of the kids went to the hospital and they stayed for a while and monatered the rest of us.
dont be stupid then
I think those were hornets, not bees.
@@mashy712 Nope. Hornets would have killed us.
Dam and I got one bee sting at the beach a year ago and I was miserable the whole day, literally ruined my entire day because of how bad it hurt then ITCHED. 75!!!! My god. She is an amazing mother. I’m glad she was able to call for help.
As someone who wigs out at the sight of just one bee/wasp, this would be one of my worst nightmares. 😰 I can't even imagine; getting stung that many times. Really glad everyone's ok.
I wouldn’t die from bees I would die of a heart attack
I got swarmed by hornets as a kid. Was stung maybe 12 times on my head and neck alone, maybe another 20+ on the rest of my body. They crawled in my hair, in my shirt, in my shorts and tore me up!!! I escaped them by jumping into the bayou, so much pain I didn’t even think of the local 10ft Gator that patrolled our bayou. I came back up for a breath only to be met with dive bombers to the face. I remember going back under, digging my hands in the mud, and started piling the mud on my head, gradually getting out of the water and applying more mud as more of my body was exposed. Luckily my father was driving by and saw me. When I got home, and my father hosed me off, we noticed what ever hornets were on me, were encased in a thick mud and where unable to sting me further…… the guy is right, they will wait for you on the surface of the water….. but if you got mud, COAT IT THICK!!!!!
that’s literally terrifying, so you endured it
I am gladly that Gator do not attack you when you under water.
Putting the mud on you was really smart!
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@@Ludicross_Lucid care to elaborate?
I would do the same thing for my babies. You go momma prayers for your recovery!
Lesson: Do not take a family photo of a flowers that surround by bees too close or else you will make the bees angry and they will attack you
Foraging bees after the pollen in those flowers aren't going to attack unless you attack them first. There had to be a hive nearby they got too close to.
@@raterus holy that’s was really too close. Lucky the firefighters use a foam to calm down the bees and the family should stay away from the hive and move somewhere else safe
Exactly! That woman is too stupid to understand since we live in brainlet first world westerner idiots these days
Getting too close to a hive isn't going to make them attack
The kids either attacked a bee, killed one or attacked the hive
Something is missing from the story......... I've interacted with hundreds of bee hives, not once did they attack
Thank you for spelling it out for me. Bless
I've made it decades in my life without being chased by a swarm of bees. Somehow, this show makes me feel like every bad possible outcome is going to happen today. Thanks inside edition.
Don't go frolicking in a giant field of wildflowers and you'll probably *bee* okay.
I guess everyone has forgotten the whole reason flowers exist is to attract bees, but anyway...
@@zammmerjammer I've frolicked through wildflower fields around the world
Many times, on many hikes off trail through "bee territory" and even stuck my hand in bee hives..........
THEY ONLY ATTACK YOU, IF YOU ATTACK THEM
They might be curious and buzz near you...... DON'T SWING AT THEM..... just let them land on you and gently move away........ if you SWAT AT THEM yeah they might attack
I’ll bet being swarmed and chased by angry Africanised honey bees is a scary, but killing existence after arriving in the United States
What a unfortunate situation but that mom is a hero she needs to be recognized mothers truly do anything for their kids.
Bee attacks make me think of the movie My Girl…poor Thomas j didn’t make it. I will never get over that fictional characters death 😒
HE CANT SEE WITHOUT HIS GLASSES 😩
Prayers For The Mother And Her Family.✝🙏❤
"they're gonna wait for you" that sounds scary
As someone who’s biggest fear is bees, I don’t know if I’d make it after getting stung that many times. I’m not even allergic, I just think my body would give out from the stress
This is literally my worst nightmare,Ik this is pretty rare but still-Kudos to the mom for standing her ground!
RESPECT to the mom
People: stepping into a field of thousands of flowers during pollination season, kids probably running and jumping around so that happiness is captured by the photographer
Reporter: out of nowhere they were attacked
and most probably wearing dark clothings.they gots no idea why Winnie the Pooh is orange and red?btws,red is black from a bees’ perception.maybe that’s why Winnie the Pooh had it scantily
That shows how much love that mom has to her family and children, all credits, props and love to her❤ I hope she has a great recovery, and has a great life
"They're gonna wait for you"😅
Wth!!
The way I laughed. He said it with such a straight face lol
@@snsn7251
Same 🤣
It felt like a funny skit from a comedy movie lol
I hope she’s doing ok and recovers quickly. ❤
Knowing my mom would do this for me makes me smile
Lmfao. She is a great mother, but this reminded me of the time I was being chased by a hornet. I ran towards my Dads car and he LOCKED the door. And laughed. While I ran around screaming.
Not all parents wear capes 🤣
Bee don’t just attack for no reason, they either touch their queen or they stepped onto something that belong to them.
Yeah but obviously I'm sure it was an accident they had no idea...
@@laurac9857 agreed but you have to understand that, bee sees those as a threat they don’t think about wether they did by accident or not. The first thing they do is attacking to protect their queen and colonies. Same way what the women is trying to do with her kid, protecting
@@syslie1916 no one is blaming the bees you don't need to explain the obvious.
if you kill a bee it puts out a pheromone for the gang to jump in.
The fear in the grandmother's voice made me shake. I'm glad they're okay. Please. Stay out of the super bloom areas.
He’s right you shouldn’t jump in water. I used to lifeguard at my hometown beach & would constantly be swarmed by bee’s, I’d always run straight for the water & dive in. Right as I’d come up to catch my breath they’d be coming right after my head & face. It would be even worse when I’d walk out of the water because they do in fact wait for you.
Is bad😂
I can't imagine the amount of itchiness she'll have to endure after this😭
Prayers go out this brave lady & her family
That has to be painful. Im glad the mom took the risk to save her kids. Prayers for her revocey.
I can’t imagine the anguish that she was in from all those bee stings. I have been stung in the ear just a couple of times at once, and I can tell you, the pain was unbearable. How much worse was it for this poor mother who probably got stung all over her body! Hope she gets better fast!
Why did she have to call the grandmother for authorities instead of calling them herself, just wondering 🤔
I don't know. Maybe it was just faster to hit a button and call her mom? Maybe she was just panicking wasn't thinking straight. I'm not sure. I'm just glad they got help!
@@observerofallx2 that makes sense.
Possible she hit a button on her phone out of memory and said call mom . She probably couldn’t see the buttons to manually dial… panic!
I'm a lifeguard and have to deal with bees yellow jackets and wasps, most of the time they will fly away if you jump in a pool but last week I had someone swimming and they got stung once they came up for air so it really depends. Your best bet is to get in the water because 9 times outta 10 they fly away.
One time while I was around 8 years old I got stung by around 28 bees at daycare because another kid there hit a beehive with a stick. I still remember that feeling and having the feeling of pull all of the stingers out and counting them up, I cannot even comprehend how much being stung almost 3 times that much would have hurt.
Bees can see you really well, they don’t just react to movement like flies do. I found that i was allergic to bees when i was 11 and stung by a nest of yellow jackets in the ground. I almost died but i almost immediately began building an immunity to all stinging insects through monthly injections of venom. I would get 12 shots in each arm once a month for 12 years. This was twice as long as most people do it but nobody told me to stop going and my insurance kept paying for it. I cannot begin to tell you the benefits of it though. I am now 48, i look like i’m in my early 30’s according to everyone, I NEVER seem to get sick and i’m strong as an ox. This is not normal in my family, i’m the only one that still has the same 30” waist since high school. I heal fast, never get infections and more. Plus, I don’t get reactions to stings too. I think i owe it all to the bees.
I was swarmed recently. It was so bad and had about 20-30 stings on my face, head. I developed an allergic reaction throughout the body and got rushed to hospital. Took me some time to recover but it was a nightmare of an experience. Sheesh!
She is a superhero for that !!
Scary when the beekeeper said “don’t jump in the pool, because you can’t hold your breathe for long and their gonna wait for you”
I gotta give credit for the grandmother for helping Fire fighters and police to find the mom and her grandkids
Good lord! The trauma will haunt her forever! I can’t imagine the pain!
I remember a few years ago a swarm of bees hit the town my dad and step mom live in. Its a small lake town and I've lived there most of my life. I for the life of me had never seen anything like it. I was on the patio just enjoying the sunshine and my cat was on the patio with me. Out of nowhere I hear the neighbors screaming at us to get inside. I look to my right and a huge swarm of bees, large enough to cover the house was heading in our direction. I grabbed my cat, flung her into house and yelled at my step mom to close all the windows. I went to the left side of the patio to scream at the other neighbors to get inside. And went inside myself at the last minute. For about 10 minutes the swarm was all around the house. My cat was at the window watching and she was puffed up because she was really scared. As far as I know no one got stung and they eventually moved on.
Where was this if you don't mind me asking?
My My Girl Trauma resurfaces😅
I felt for their mom😢 I remembered when were kids, me and my older sister with our two little siblings playing at the backyards while our parents went to the their vegetable farm to harvest, then we heard hunters were screaming for help closer to our little house in the forest, we had seen few wild bees came to us then our older sister were panicked and horrified how she will protect us and she suddened got an idea and get the mosquito net and she called us to got inside the net, then a group of big bees got inside our bamboo house (indigenous house in Philippines) and got inside thru the windows, we all cried and were felt terrified also for our parents in the farm that time, the hunters were passed with terrified voices outside chased by the bees we heard that they hunt the big bee hive in the forest to get the honey, we all thanked God that we were all safe🙏... Hope their mom will healed soon🙏
Imagine trying to fight bees! " Put up your dukes bees"
I hope the mom get full recovery
When I was 12 I went to throw my neighbor's ball back into their yard and decided to grab a stool to help me look over the fence. Little did i know I was directly standing over a Paper Wasp nest in bathers.. I got stung 20 times on my back and it was the most painful experience i have ever had. I remember it feeling like it was never going to end. And the recovery is just as bad! I can't imagine what pain this mother went through, what an incredible woman! 75 times is daunting!!
“They’re gonna wait for you” 😟
We have a several annual superblooms in the woods near my home and while growing up we were told to never go through them or use atmost caution while threading through them.
I learnt my lesson as a kid i foolishly rode through a spider nest like this and got like 10 or 15 small spiders all over my lower body.....people just take too many unwanted risks for clout these days
New Phobia Unlocked
1:18 i had seen cartoon scenes of characters diving into the water to escape angry bees
wow poor thing. Also SUPER MOM!! Great job.
“There gonna wait for you “ damn I heard that loud and clear
she's a hero
The mom deserves a medal after what she did
The fact he said DON’T jump into water 💧 because they will WAIT for you! Is scary as heck! 😳😳😨
When they said don’t jump into water cuz they’re gonna wait for you, reminded me of that one Tom and Jerry episode when Tom jumped into a lake to try to get away from bees. Only for the bees to go inside the straw Tom was using to breathe under water 😂😂😂😂
My first thought would have been to jump into some body of water. I didn't know they would wait for you. Scary.
my horse and I were attacked. I had about 13+ stings and I couldn't even count my horse. I remember my horse stomping and I didn't understand why, I got off and looked, he was swarmed. I let him go and I was then being attacked, I yelled for my mom to get off her horse to help. I literally stripped my clothes off. Even after my mom said my pants were fine to put back on I didn't trust that fact because the first time she said it one was still in there, so I didn't trust the second time. I walked 40ft to get my horse and I rode back without pants and very sore legs and arms. That had to be 12+ years ago now.
That was the first time and it certainly was not the last for my horse and me.
'' they might wanted to smell you ''
Now that's a good mom
That’s a brave mother.
What an absolutely heroic mother!!
My Girl definitely taught my gen not to jump in water to get away from bees 😢
🐝 will not attack unprovoked. So always take caution and educate yourself. And of course great job mom
exactly
Wishing fast recovery to a mom doing duties to protect her kids. Good job to you!
I was the victim of a vicious assault at the top of my friends water slide as a kid. The pool was the only thing that saved my life.
We all bee-lieve in the power of the mom good work! 🐝
"they're gonna wait for you" WHAT LOL
What’s the problem? He didn’t make that up.
@@notoriousfly9260 its just funny. i believe it. I just wasn't expecting bees to be so vindictive
I hate bees if I see one I’m gonna run away
MY GOD!!! I don’t even want to imagine the pain, because I was stung in my left shoulder while carrying my (at the time) very heavy, $2,500 computer tower. That arm went limp and I had to set my computer down as gently as I could, I just kept thinking, “You cannot drop this computer!” 🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️🙅🏽♀️
Who tf fights a bee lol
Thanos...he's a dcik who likes that
A Wasp
That's gotta hurt a lot. When I was in kindergarten, I got stung on my eyelid by one single wasp during PE class... and it hurt so bad that i passed out from the pain. Never gonna forget that day. 🤕
I am glad that I do not have ability to feel pain when I catch wasp with my bare hand as child. And I just let wasp go when I just feel poked and I was mysteriously by this. No pain at all. My whole family went pikachu surprised, especially my twin sister (she already experienced few times with wasps and ended crying endlessly). I developed ability to feel pain quite late and doctors do not know why. But I did get twice hurt by honeybee in different few years. It so badly that I zipped out with all might. Before I realized I was completely lost in middle of forest. Very late development cause me extremely sensitive to pain compared to average people. So same time, I wish I can feel pain earlier so I can develop tolerance at least. I am super freaked over very tiny pain as needles for FLU. I did ran away from home on same day that I has appointment with doctor. Mom chased me and pretty quickly to catch up to me so I ended climbing tall tree. My mom had to call firefighters to get me down. They had lots of trouble to get me off tree as I was desperately hold tree for my life. Edited: I can get myself down however I just thought it will better if I can stay on tree to avoid needles. And doctor had to visit next day in home without let me know to get vaccinated. It is so hurt. If I knew that happening, I definitely snuck out night.
That sounds terrifying...
Respect to the mom for protecting her kids.
I was always told by Tom and Jerry to dive into a pool of water. Make sure u have a straw 😂
After this video if one is still not convinced that a mother and her love isnt worth more than the world itself !!
I was stung by about 70-80 hornets when I was 4 years old. Quite the experience.
You're just built different bro
THAT'S WHAT YOU CALL A MOTHER'S LOVE!❤❤❤
They're going to wait for you... yikes.
Mom's love has no alternative..it's only thing that's is unconditional in this world
Since it happened in Arizona I wonder if it was killer bees. Which will randomly attack without being provoked even if a hive is hundreds of feet away. They have been known to chase people for miles and miles. And unlike honey bee, killer bees can sting a unlimited amount of times like a wasp.
That's a mom for you
Me and my friend had to escape out of her yard when we noticed a whole ton of bees coming from nowhere. It turned out that, after he mother mowed the lawn, their hive was disturbed. Luckily we were safe without any bee stings. That woman's children should forever be grateful for their mother's self-sacrifice which, depending if she had too many, couldn't handle it, or was allergic, could have been fatal.
The stuff of nightmares.
I been stung about 60 - 80 times, my friend was stung over 100