response: Sure, there is one species, the "Megachile pluto" which is the largest one of the leafcutter bees.
original_response: Megachile pluto is the largest species of bee
history: When I was younger, I got stung by a bee on my hand and it swelled up. Oh man, do you happen to know which of  the 20000 known species of bees it was? No I thought there was like 2-3 types of bees. Can you give me some examples? Sure, there are honey bees, bumblebees, and even stingless bees. I see a lot of honeybees that fly around here. We try to do everything possible to help them thrive. I see, do you feed them nectar and pollen? They use nectar as a energy source while pollen for nutrients. We plant a lot of flowers around our yard to promote them to come back. Neat, have your efforts led you to see the various sized bees such as stingless bees and leafcutter bees? Not really, I've never heard of leafcutter bees, can you tell me a little more?
knowledge: Bees range in size from tiny stingless bee species whose workers are less than long, to ''Megachile pluto'', the largest species of leafcutter bee, whose females can attain a length of .