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In Thailand, creepy bees suck on human tears

Consider yourself warned: if you start crying on the streets of Thailand, you might just find a swarm of bees landing on your face.
In the Media by Tucker Cummings - 2 comments

Infected bees 'self-medicate' with anti-fungal pollen

Entomologists studying the behavior of bees have noted that honey bees seem to know when a hive is infected with fungi and they know which plant resins are able to treat the disease, and at times of threat the bees work hard to protect the hive.
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 3 comments

Pesticide risk for Bees

A pesticide, commonly used since the 1990s, has been shown to affect bee colonies and can potentially lead to the collapse of the entire colony. This news has led to calls for greater pre-approval testing of pesticides.
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 2 comments

Miami man found dead in house full of bees

Miami - Bee experts say that around 60,000 bees are living in the walls of a house in Little Havana, Miami, where a teenage girl discovered the body of her father on Saturday. Thousands of bees covered the body.
In the Media by Katerina Nikolas - 2 comments

Bee-keeping in London

The last place most people would think of as a bee-keeper’s paradise is the centre of a great city, least of all the West End of London, but hives can be found all over the capital, including on top of a world famous department store.
In the Media by Alexander Baron - 3 comments

Study: New bee viruses found; normal colonies also infected

During a ten-month study of healthy honey bees, scientists identified four new viruses and established a baseline for studying bee colony collapse, revealing that all the bacteria and viruses previously linked to the disorder also live in normal colonies.

Bee 'invasion' at Brazilian soccer match

A semi-professional soccer match came to a sudden halt this past weekend, after the players were victims of an insect "invasion."
In the Media by Christopher Bates - 1 comment

Elderly Texas couple killed by swarm of bees

Hebbronville - An elderly Texas couple was killed after a swarm of bees attacked them while they sprayed insecticide into an unused fireplace where the bees had built a hive. Also injured was their 67-year-old son, who suffered multiple stings to his head and face.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman

The buzz around the fuzz: Bees trap police officer in car

Knightdale - A sheriff’s deputy was trapped inside his car for three hours after it was swarmed with bees. About 50,000 honeybees covered the vehicle on the side of a road in North Carolina.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 6 comments

A connection between colony collapse disorder and pesticides?

The U.S. Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) believes there is a connection between colony collapse disorder of bees and pesticides used in crops. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is refusing to show the documents about this connection.
In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 4 comments
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