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High-speed video reveals mechanics of honey bee venom delivery

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Researchers used high-speed video to analyze honey bee stingers. They discovered that valves within the stinger function as collapsible pistons. This unique geometry enables the efficient pumping of venom. The study was published by Ars Technica.

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