Beekeeping Academy | Ep. 7 | An Overview of Honey Bee Stings

In the seventh episode of the UF/IFAS Beekeeping Academy series, Dr. Ellis reviews honey bee sting anatomy, and the biology behind honey bee stings.
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This video was filmed in The Helen and David K. McGinnis Beekeeping Museum at the University of Florida Honey Bee Research and Extension Laboratory.
Copyright Attribution:
- Intro/Outro Music is by Zakhar Valaha on Pixabay
- Ant on a green background photo © Soonthorn - Stock.adobe.com
- Ants hard at work photo © 21 phukao runner - Stock.adobe.com
- Paper wasp building nest photo © Vitalii Hulai - Stock.adobe.com
- Yellow jacket perched on grass © parianto - Stock.adobe.com
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- Honey bee isolated on white background photo © unpict - Stock.adobe.com
- Close up honey bee stinging a hand © Dr.MYM - Stock.adobe.com

[@BrownAndDaughters]

Excellent video, Dr. Ellis. It really reminds me of some of my undergrad biology courses. I can't wait to see more.

[@guccilibrarian4728]

I have absolutely no idea why TH-cam recommended this video to me. I've never expressed interest in bees before, but these videos are so interesting that I had to watch all of them

[@NKYHoneyBees]

Excellent video from one of my favorite people :) Love these Academy videos.