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The group found that large numbers of bees are dying during the summer months, when conditions should be more favorable. One in 4 colonies is now dying during summer, which was unheard of several years ago, according to the results. The total number of bee colonies in the United States declined from 6 million during the 1940s to 2.5 million about 10 years ago, but it has remained relatively stable since then.
Solitary bees, bumblebees, and wasps do not die when they sting you. In honey bee workers, the stinger has fairly large, backward-facing barbs on the lancets. When the worker bee stings you, these barbs dig into your flesh, making it impossible for the bee to pull its sting back out.nswer: The answer actually depends on what kind of bee stung you. Honey bees do, indeed, die after they sting you, but other bees (and wasps, for that matter) can sting you and live to fight another battle.