How many stings does a wasp have?

Answer 1

Honey bees sting only once. These are the stingers that have the venom sack attached to it and the stinger detaches from the bee. A yellowjacket bee can sting many times as the stinger remains on the bee and can inject venom many times.

Answer 2

Wasps and hornets can sting multiple times. The different species of honey bees are distinguished from all other bee species (and virtually all other Hymenoptera) by the possession of small barbs on the sting, but these barbs are found only in the worker bees. The sting and associated venom sac are also modified so as to pull free of the body once lodged (autotomy), and the sting apparatus has its own musculature and ganglion which allow it to keep delivering venom once detached. The worker bee dies after the stinger is torn from its body.

Answer 3

A new queen will leave the hive when she is about five to seven days old on a mating flight. She mates on the wing with several drones (up to 20) then returns to the hive. She stores the sperm in a special organ called the spermetheca, and this will last her for the rest of her egg laying life. She will not mate again, and will not leave the hive again unless with a swarm.

Answer 4

A wasp can sting repeatedly, until it's exhausted.

However, a honeybee usually only stings once, since its barbed stinger tends to become detached and stuck into your skin.

Answer 5

A wasp doesn't sting, it bites with its' pincer mouth. It can do that until it dies of thirst.

Answer 6

There is not a limit to the amount of times the queen bee can sting. Unlike other bees her stinger is not barbed and can be used repeatedly.

Answer 7

I Think That All Of Them Do Have Stingers

Answer 8

Once

Answer 9

5-6

Answer 10

2