The face of a sweat bee (Megalopta amoena) that is half female (viewer's left, bee's right) and half male (viewer's right, bee's left) Chelsey Ritner / Utah State University In the spring of 2018 ...

Sweat bees are not one type of bee. They are a family of small bees. Here's what to know about these insects, including how to control them.

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While there are more than 1,000 species of sweat bees in the United States, Canada and Central America, according to Terminix, they are almost painless, and only sting when they are provoked.

The 29-year-old woman had no idea why her eye was swollen shut. She was in unbearable pain and could not stop tearing up. The Taiwanese woman said she was confused why what she thought was an ...

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.

Swarms of sweat-seeking stingless bees can be a nuisance to sweaty humans in tropical places. And it’s not just sweat; stingless bees have quite diverse tastes and collect many non-floral resources.

Sweat bees are helpful pollinators and rarely sting, but can be annoying. Here’s how to get rid of sweat bees if they’re constantly bothering you.

Sweat bees are teeny-tiny metallic-looking bees that feast on human sweat using their short tongues. (Feel free to take a minute or two to scream about that.) They come in a variety of colors ...