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Name: B.J.
Status: student
Age: K-3
Location: WV
Country: N/A
Date: 4/29/2005
Question:
Where do honey bees live, our third grade classes want to know how to get a stinger out if you get one stuck in you?

Replies:
Here is a web site that will tell you a lot about how bees live and make honey.

http://www.honey.com/kids/facts.html

A stinger can be removed by gently pulling with a tweezers, somewhat like pulling out a splinter.

J. Elliott

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