Scanning electron micrograph of a honeybee stinger showing the channel for venom. Also shown are the recurved barbs that prevent the bee from pulling out its stinger. Instead, the stinger is ripped out of the bee's body and stays in the victim's skin.
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TOP22222880
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達志影像
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RM
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Yes
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