Q&A for How to Kill a Bee

Follow the steps in the article, but wear protective clothing. Call in a expert if needed.

Perhaps due to the being's sensations while dying. In this case of freezing slowly, the bee would drift off and out of consciousness and not experience pain.

Bees don't want to hurt us. Their natural instinct is to sting you if you are causing them problems, or if you are trying to hurt them.

It's piercing your skin, causing an open wound, and is similar to a sliver. It can cause a reaction in some people because of an intolerance to the enzymes and hormones in the stinger that become released when the bee dies/ejects the stinger.

A wasp is longer and skinnier, and bees are fatter. Wasps also have stingers. You can consult websites that specialize in bees for more information.

Call a local beekeeper or pest control agent.

Use any other object to kill the bee. Be brave.

Open all doors and windows. Consider spraying perfume/cologne, as it might not like the smell.

Try using a fly swatter, or a shoe to smack the bee once it lands on a hard surface, such as a wall or table.

Check out the wikiHow article, Get a Bee out of the House .

Use a glass or a jar and a piece of paper. When the bee lands on a hard surface (such as a wall, table, or countertop), place the glass over the bee and slide the paper underneath. Then carry it outside, uncover the bee and let it fly away.

Check out the article on How to Get Rid of Hornets , there is some good information in there.

Try opening some windows, the bee will eventually fly out. If you urgently need to remove the bee from your house, wait until the bee lands on a hard surface, such as a wall or table, and then use a glass or jar to trap the bee. Then slide a piece of paper underneath, carry the glass and the paper outside, and release the bee.

They look like large bumble bees. Just look on Google Images.