Does morrison's bumble bee sting?
Most bees are docile and only sting when they are irritated. The sting needles of bees are sharp and toxic, and people will obviously feel pain after being stung. Some bees may also cause swelling, redness, fever and itching. Some sensitive people may experience more severe symptoms or even death.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Arthropods
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Bugs
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Bees
Family
Honey bees
Genus
Bumble bees
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Morrison's bumble bee (Bombus morrisoni)
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