Blood Bee

Blood bees resemble 2-foot long wasps with an accordion-like sac flapping from their thoraxes. When they attack, they fly backwards, striking prey with the sticky sac and then fly forward, causing the sac to extend a hollow spine that punctures the victim's skin. With luck, this drains blood from te victim.

Basic Information

Ecology and Habitats

Blood bees can be found nearly anywhere, but they are most common in the Blood Wood and Servos Jungle