The body of the Giant Stinger Bee is divided into three distinct segments and sports four legs. Its head is relatively round, adorned with two long antennae; its eyes are a striking shade of red, while its mouth is sharply pointed. The abdomen is perfectly rounded, with all four legs firmly attached to this segment. The bee’s tail is striped in alternating yellow and black, culminating in a venomous stinger at its tip. Its hind legs are slender and elongated, while its forelegs bear large, robust white stingers. On its dorsal surface, it boasts two pairs of wings, each intricately patterned with delicate, ornate markings. In the case of the Super Giant Stinger Bee, the three main body segments are no longer directly connected—instead, dark, interconnecting links have grown between them. The antennae on its head have shortened and extend far back toward the rear of its head, while its tail has taken on a conical shape, featuring two prominent, tapered grooves along its anterior surface. The entire tail points forward, and the venomous stinger at its tip has become even longer. The stingers on its forelegs now feature extensions resembling knuckle guards, while its hind legs have evolved into dual stingers, each adorned with bold black-and-yellow stripes.

The Giant Stinger Bee exhibits an exceptionally strong territorial instinct and often appears in swarms. When provoked, it will launch a coordinated, ferocious attack against any perceived threat. For your safety, it’s best to keep a safe distance from its nest. This bee can dart through the air at astonishing speeds, repeatedly delivering swift, piercing strikes with its three venomous stingers—each wielded by its hands or its tail. Among these stingers, the one located at the end of its tail delivers the most potent venom. No matter how formidable the enemy, the Giant Stinger Bee will relentlessly target them with its razor‑sharp stingers, then swiftly retreat to its hive to store the victim as food—a tactic that has become its signature move. Regardless of the opponent’s size or strength, once hit by the bee’s powerful venomous attacks, few can escape certain death—and occasionally, the bees will even launch collective assaults on their foes.

The honey produced by Bear Cub is crafted by blending floral nectar gathered from blossoms with pollen collected by Giant Stinger Bees.

In the case of the Super Giant Stinger Bee, its legs have also transformed into venomous stingers. After delivering a fierce jab with its hand‑and‑foot stingers, it delivers the final, decisive blow using the venomous stinger at the tip of its tail.

The model faithfully recreates the original design down to the finest details.