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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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I'm a beekeeper, and recently saw the damage a bear did to a friend's hive. How are bears THAT tough?

A human, even one with clothing covering most of their body (face and hands exposed, for example) would get seriously messed up just opening a grumpy hive--it's well within the realm of possibility they'd even be killed. How can a bear rip a box of 30,000 angry bees to shreds and then have a leisurely snack on honey and larvae amongst the homicidal swarm without their eyes and nose *at least* getting absolutely destroyed? Are humans just hyper-sensitive to bee venom? I've heard that even veteran beekeepers who never wear gloves and shrug off daily stings with complete ambivalence are occasionally hospitalized when they get cocky and make a bad mistake.
gpt
As anecdotal evidence (the best kind), I've seen a bear get shot three times within a few seconds. After the first shot it started paying attention. After the second shot it got mad. After the third shot it got scared and ran off over a hill.