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High-Speed Video Reveals How Honey Bee Stingers Pump Venom

High-Speed Video Reveals How Honey Bee Stingers Pump Venom

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Summary

High-speed video has revealed the mechanism through which honey bee stingers pump venom. No further details about the research are provided in the available information.

Details

High-speed video has shown how honey bee stingers pump venom. The footage reveals the mechanism by which venom is delivered during a sting.

The available information does not identify the researchers, the location of the study or the equipment used. It also does not specify any further conclusions from the observations.

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The footage provides a clearer view of how venom is delivered by honey bee stingers.

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Read the original publication at Ars Technica