Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=S962kY36gPy Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The man who got stung (repeatedly) for science [yuRWC1Z6jLj] Health Updated on August 08, 2026 EDT — Published on August 08, 2026 EDT In a 2018 interview for the Guardian he explained that many of the stings were accidentally received due to the nature of his work. But what wasn't accidental was his dedication to recording and capturing the unique data: "I know some people think me crazy, but I am no masochist, and only occasionally am stung on purpose. When it does happen, I initially react as anyone else would – cursing, more than I should admit. Then I get out my notebook and stopwatch, sit down and make notes." The full list, and his amazing insightful research into stinging insects, can be found in his book "The Sting of the Wild" (2018) ULfzlS3vKWo qH4NKE8zLwP HkLejM33Pug Z9obd9iMfhs aTSZ9QkMj49 mgRxaor71w1 oFLI2vK6pba
In a 2018 interview for the Guardian he explained that many of the stings were accidentally received due to the nature of his work. But what wasn't accidental was his dedication to recording and capturing the unique data: "I know some people think me crazy, but I am no masochist, and only occasionally am stung on purpose. When it does happen, I initially react as anyone else would – cursing, more than I should admit. Then I get out my notebook and stopwatch, sit down and make notes." The full list, and his amazing insightful research into stinging insects, can be found in his book "The Sting of the Wild" (2018) ULfzlS3vKWo qH4NKE8zLwP HkLejM33Pug Z9obd9iMfhs aTSZ9QkMj49 mgRxaor71w1 oFLI2vK6pba