Coyote Peterson's Sting Zone

Known for being extremely aggressive and restlessly attacking any intruder regardless of their size, the Harvester Ant also packs a painful punch by possessing one of the most toxic insect venoms on the planet. So why is Coyote letting himself be swarmed by this extremely toxic army? Simple, to find out if the Harvester Ant delivers its venom from a bite or a sting...or maybe even both?

On this episode of Breaking Trail, Coyote gets attacked by Fire Ants! Since Coyote was stung by Harvester Ants to prove whether ants bite or sting many want to know how they compared to that of the Fire Ant. Well your wait is over! While filming episodes in Florida the Fire Ants seemed to be everywhere! So Coyote figured "why not?...how bad could it be?" The aftermath is painful to look at!

It has long been rumored and advocated that one's own pee can be used as a natural antidote to many venomous stings and bites. If you're stuck in the wilderness without a first aid kit, it might just be your only option! To test the myth, Coyote will attempt to use his own urine to extinguish the burning pain of over 300 freshly inflicted Fire Ant stings. Yes, that is 100 percent pee!

Coyote attempts to show that Honey Bees aren't just out to sting you...that is until his "Bee Beard" experiment completely backfires when he is stung in the face by a swarm of over 3000 angry Bees!
 While this was not supposed to happen, Coyote became nearly unrecognizable within minutes due to severe localized swelling. Get ready to witness the worst stinging Coyote has ever experienced!

On this episode of Breaking Trail, Coyote Peterson puts himself up against another "pain-sting index" challenge as he compares the sting from the Southwest's largest scorpion, the Giant Desert Hairy, to the sting of Arizona's smallest scorpion, the Stripe-Tailed. So which sting is ultimately the more painful of the two? Get ready to find out, because Coyote is about to get stung by both!

While a Yellow Jacket sting isn't quite comparable to that of a Bullet Ant they are certainly still painful and much more common. The point of this video is to not only show you the effects of such a sting but also how to treat one. Get ready to see Coyote take on the sting of the Yellow Jacket and learn just how effective having Sting Kill in your kit can be in these situations!

The Velvet Ant, a wingless wasp, is known for having one of the most painful stings in the insect kingdom. They've earned the nickname 'cow killer' because it's said the sting is so excruciating it can actually kill a cow. In his quest to work his way up the insect sting pain index to the most painful sting on record, Coyote will find out how bad the number four ranked Velvet Ant is first.

Boasting the world's 2nd most painful sting, the Tarantula Hawk also happens to be the largest species of wasp in North America! Notorious for its macabre breeding habits, they're also well known for their ranking on the insect sting pain index. Will this be the end of the line in Coyote's sting quest...or will Coyote pass his final exam before meeting the "King of Sting"? - the Bullet Ant

With much anticipation surrounding his climb to the top of the insect sting pain index, the moment has finally arrived for Coyote to experience the sting that is said to feel like "being shot by a gun" and last for over 24 hours. Will the intensity of the Bullet Ant sting match its legendary status? Get ready...you're about to find out!

'Sting Kill' reached out just before the Bullet Ant challenge to see if Coyote would be interested in using their maximum strength sting relief product on his Bullet Ant wound hoping it might help relieve the pain. It had never been tested on Bullet Ant venom, but the team said "sure, anything's worth a try!" Will Sting Kill be the Bullet Ant's Kryptonite? Get ready to find out!

In what may be his final pain index challenge ever, Coyote takes on the sting of the Warrior Wasp! This beautiful iridescent blue paper wasp lives in the dense jungles of Central and South America and packs a seriously powerful punch that can cause major injury and even death when swarmed in high numbers. Will it be his worst and take the throne atop the sting index? Get ready to find out!

The long-awaited final installment of Coyote's climb up the insect sting pain index stars the Executioner Wasp! This large vespid lives in small colonies in the lowland tropical forests of Central and South America and is a relatively non-aggressive insect. Will its lack of hostility stop it from surpassing the Bullet Ant to become the ultimate... King of Sting?! Get ready to find out!