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Once again on his masochistic quest to endure painful insect stings, the risk taking Brave Wilderness host Coyote Peterson decided to compare stings from both the largest (giant desert hairy) and the smallest (stripe-tailed) scorpions known in Arizona. Being that the Desert Hairy is nearly 4 times the size of…

While on location in South Florida, the entertainingly masochistic Coyote Peterson, who has willingly endured a number of the most painful stings of the insect world, took to the water to locate a beautiful lionfish to sting him with its sharp, venomous spines. Once located, the fish was put into…

At the culmination of his masochistic quest to endure the most painful insect sting, Brave Wilderness host Coyote Peterson bravely coaxed an unwilling bullet ant to sting him. The bullet ant, according to Peterson and documented by the Schmidt Sting Pain Index, is known to have the most painful sting…

The educationally masochistic Brave Wilderness host Coyote Peterson resumed his countdown to the most painful insect sting. This time, Peterson allowed himself to be stung with the second most painful stick from the tarantula hawk wasp he caught before being attacked by jumping cholla cacti. Boasting the world’s 2nd most…

Back from his adventures in Costa Rica, Coyote Peterson of Brave Wilderness was invited onto Conan to explain why he set out to endure most painful insect stings ever recorded. Peterson replied that he does it to educate people, something he’s explained to his audience many times before. If you…

On his quest to endure the most painful sting in the world, the self-punishing wildlife educator Coyote Peterson has put together a compilation of the insects whom he purposely irritated in order to make them react in the only way they knew how. Peterson also demonstrated how to treat an…

While the adventurously masochistic Coyote Peterson of Brave Wilderness was off in the Arizona desert looking for a tarantula hawk to sting him, he found himself getting stung instead by the barbed spines of jumping teddy bear cholla balls after accidentally falling into a ravine. The wasp was caught, but…

In his ongoing fascination with insects, the adventurous Brave Wilderness host Coyote Peterson shaved off his famous beard in order to experiment with creating a beard of European honey bees. Unfortunately, something caused the bees to go into defense mode and Peterson’s face was closest to sting, rendering him unrecognizable….