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If Bees Attack

  It is important to know that bees usually only sting to defend their nest or themselves. If you see a few bees on your flowers, the bees are not concerned with you as they are busy gathering nectar and pollen. However, If you accidentally disturb their nest and are being stung, it is important to know what to do...

  

• Run away in a zig zag pattern or through tall brush. Africanized bees fly at about 10 to 15 mph and will pursue a threat for up to a quarter mile.

• Seek shelter in an enclosed car or structure.

• Cover your head because bees attack the face and neck first. . Use your shirt if you have nothing else to cover your head.

• Don't jump in water. The bees will wait up to 30 minutes for you to surface and then they'll attack again.

• Never swat at the bees.

• If a vacuum with a hose is handy, it works great at sucking bees away from a victim.

• It is best to remove stingers as soon as possible by scraping them out with a credit card or something similar. Try not to squeeze the stingers, as this will release more venom. If no stingers are seen, it was not a honey bee that stung you. 

 

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