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Bees
(Size: 2 cm)
Unlike your usual bug, bees can only sting once; the stinger is like a barbed hook that stays embedded in the skin. Though it might help lessen the grudge against the little bugger by knowing he'll soon die afterwards from losing all that flesh, you might have to use tweezers to remove the stinger. Beware of allergies: if you notice the swelling is getting worst and your throat begins to itch, see a doctor immediately for an allergy shot. Most people aren't aware they are allergic to bee stings and some severe cases of allergic reactions can lead to death in 15 minutes or less. (Please read about wasps, hornets and yellowjackets for more tips about these kinds of insects and the procedure in removing the stinger)