According to Simkins, the
killer bees are especially dangerous because they swarm much more frequently than common European honeybees.
Aside from instructing new generations about bees, Weinerth's passion is artificially inseminating queen bees with selected, non-Africanized drones so he can breed out the
killer bees that he's discovered in his hives in recent years.
A Texas man was driving his tractor on his neighbor's land when he accidentally hit a hive of 40,000
killer bees hidden in a discarded chicken coop.
I see you've written crocodile," said the finance director, "and
killer bees.
Between them they manage to foil the plot of Baron Maupertuis, who aimed to destroy the British Army with a strain of
killer bees.
In this excerpt - the first of three that the Tribune will run - Hobby writes about the
Killer Bees and what he calls the "dreaded two-thirds rule" that froze the Texas Senate in 1979, 2003 and, almost, in 2009.
Though
killer bees have readily displaced long-established European honeybees in Central America and the southern United States, the invaders don't outperform the invaded in lab tests of learning and memory, says Margaret Couvillon of the University of Sussex in Brighton, England.
A Taste for Honey" is the story of
killer bees and the man who has trained them, and the unknowing man who has stumbled into it and is left wondering why.
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.
My husband and I were recently involved in an attack by African
killer bees and one of our German shorthairs lost his life.
I LIVE IN CONSTANT FEAR OF TERRORISM, BIRD FLU, GLOBAL WARMING, and NOW APPROACHING KILLER BEES.
Since then, he has travelled more than 240,000 kilometres with the BBC Natural History Unit, along the way getting chased by a cheetah, mauled by a rabbit and stung by
killer bees.
