What in the Heck Is a Sweat Bee? And Yes, My Wife Was Right
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Welcome to The Knowledge Series, where curiosity meets context. In each episode, we explore the fascinating people, places, discoveries, inventions, and events that have shaped our world. From forgotten pioneers and historical milestones to science, technology, transportation, culture, and everyday mysteries, we go beyond the headlines to explain not just what happened—but why it matters.
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When my wife Rebecca told me she thought she'd been stung by a sweat bee, I figured she was making it up. A sweat bee? What in the heck is that? Turns out, they're very real, they're attracted to the salt in human sweat, and yes—females can sting. In this humorous episode of the STM Daily News Podcast, we discover why these tiny pollinators might mistake you for a walking sports drink—and why I now owe my wife an apology.
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