Ouch! And as if on cue as I write this piece, I have just felt the first sting of this summer season. Just as Eddie predicted, it came from a dead bee. I picked up a deceased black bee (perhaps a ...

Sweat bees don’t sweat, but you do and they like it. If one lands on your skin, it’s not there to sting you. It just wants a lap of your sweat.

Regardless of taxonomy, bees that are attracted to sweat often use other bodily fluids, too, like tears. Tear-feeding is such a common behavior among insects, it has an official name: lachryphagy.

Search for bee drama on #beetok and you’ll find Texas Beeworks keeper Erika Thompson, who has 10.5 million TikTok followers. She has been accused of faking videos, a notion she denounces, and ...

The bees extracted from He's eyes are known as "sweat bees" and they're part of the halictid family.They're about a quarter of an inch in length and have a dark, metallic hue. They subsist ...

NEW YORK (CNN) -- Doctors treating a Taiwanese woman for a swollen eye were shocked to find four tiny bees living under her left eyelid. The miniscule insects, known as sweat bees, are 3 to 4 ...

Doctors treating a Taiwanese woman for a swollen eye were shocked to find four tiny sweat bees living under her left eyelid, feeding on her tears. So, "sweat bees" are from California 😳 ...

When drinking root beer on a hot day, ‘bee’ careful | Lehigh Valley Nature Watch. Published: ; Aug. 21, 2021, 8:30 a.m.

The Sable Island sweat bee was listed as a threatened species in 2017 by the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources. Since then, researchers have studied the insect in the hopes of saving it.

The netting of a new, non-stinging bee that sips the sweat of humans is creating a buzz in New York City. John Ascher, an entomologist, made the discovery in 2010 in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, which ...