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undertaker
chewup_waxcocoon
Closeup view of the emptied cocoons from where the adult moths have emerged. Photo by Prof. Zachary Huang, Michigan State University.
eggonpollen
The queen rarely makes mistakes, but here she did it. An egg is shown here laid on top of a pollen cell.
hives
Urticaria (hives) on a person, who is having a systematic reaction to a bee sting. This can be a prelude to an anaphylactic response, which can be fatal if not treated immediately.
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The site of a sting injury after 24 hours. Light red and swelling is seen, a small scar tissue is forming at the site of sting entry.
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Two minutes after being stung. The sting is removed to show the site of sting entry.
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A worker bee trying to get away after stinging. The sting has barbs preventing the sting to be pulled out, part of her digestive system is seen dragging behind her.