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Killer bees

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Killer bees
Hybrids of African bees accidentally introduced into the wild in South and North America in 1956 and first reported in Texas in 1990. They were first imported by Brazilian scientists attempting to create a new hybrid bee to improve honey production.
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Byline: ANI London, November 20 (ANI): In a new study, scientists have determined that killer bees may be among the most feared of all insects because of their sting, but they aren't too smart.
To a lay person, coming face to face with a swarm of bees could be a frightening situation Some experts of bee hive removal say, however, that typically most swarms are benign, except of course the dreaded Africanized killer bees which have been the subject of some thriller movies To a lay person, coming face to face with a swarm of bees could be a frightening situation.
Four Marist players are part of the Springfield Killer Bees, who have a 16A team for the first time this year.
 
 
 
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