3000 BEES ATTACK MY FACE! (+ Is KILLER BEE Honey Dangerous?!)

Coyote attempts to show that Honey Bees aren’t just out to sting you…that is until his “Bee Beard” experiment completely backfires when he is attacked and stung in the face by a swarm of over 3000 angry Bees!

Now this was completely NOT supposed to happen, however for some reason or another “sting pheromone" was somehow introduced to the colony and caused a rapid sting chain reaction.

Luckily Coyote survived this experiment with no life-threatening allergic reactions…however the state of his physical appearance was - well you’re just going to have to see for yourself because Coyote became nearly unrecognizable within minutes due to severe localized swelling.

Trust us when we say this video gives a whole new meaning to the term “Coyote Ugly”!

Get ready to witness the WORST stinging Coyote has ever experienced!

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Is KILLER BEE Honey Dangerous?!

Is Killer Bee honey dangerous to eat or just dangerous to get?!

On this episode of Breaking Trail, Coyote and the crew go up against over 30,000 Killer Bees to find out if their honey tastes better than the farmed raw honey you can buy locally.
Will they survive the encounter to find out? Get ready to enter the swarm for the ultimate honey taste test!

STUNG by a TARANTULA HAWK!

“That is the most intense pain I’ve ever felt,” says Coyote Peterson after finally catching his breath. “Don’t think I can talk.”

This giant wasp is considered to have the second-most painful sting of any insect and Coyote aka Nathaniel Peterson, host of the Brave Wilderness Channel allowed himself to be stung by one. The video has been viewed over 14M times...

Boasting the world’s 2nd most painful sting, the Tarantula Hawk also happens to be the largest species of wasp in North America! These enormous spider wasps are most notorious for their macabre breeding habits but are also becoming well known for their ranking on the insect sting pain index. Only trailing in behind the bullet ant in terms of “sting pain” Coyote felt it necessary to experience this fear inducing sting before taking on the highly anticipated bullet ant challenge.

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