Many familiar Hymenoptera are brightly colored and can sting painfully–thus, their threat
and clinical importance may be exaggerated. Most stinging insects only sting to defend …

Abstract Background The One Health concept considers the interconnectivity, interactions
and interdependence of humans, animals and the environment. Humans, animals and other …

Bees are insects of the order Hymenoptera and are involved in human accidents. In Brazil,
bees that cause accidents are crosses derived from Europeans with African bees and are …

With the development of beekeeping, the risk of bee stings in humans is increasing. Severe
and life-threatening toxic reactions can occur after multiple bee stings, and their …

Zootoxins are produced by venomous and poisonous species and are an important cause of
poisoning in companion animals and livestock in Europe. Little information about the …

This case report describes a massive honey bee envenomation in a 14‐month‐old male
Belgian Malinois dog from St. Kitts, West Indies. Acute and delayed onsets of hemolytic …

Bee envenomation is frequent in humans and dogs, but uncommon in horses. This study
aimed to describe a case of acute renal failure following mass envenomation in a horse. A …

Samples of Apis mellifera mellifera venom from different hives in two regions of the Buenos
Aires province and its pool were analyzed for their lethal potency, myotoxic …

Fatalities among avian species due to multiple bee stings are rare. Sixteen pigeons on a
farm in Bangladesh each suffered multiple bee stings. Ten of the pigeons died before …

ABSTRACT A case of a donkey attacked by Africanized honeybee is reported here with
clinical signs of agitation, dehydration, congestion of the ocular mucous membranes, tongue …