As climate change raises temperatures around the world, the killer bees may soon be able to survive in even more US states ...

African bees do not intentionally try to hurt people. They are defensive, and attack when they think their hive is being threatened. A single African bee sting is no more dangerous than a single ...

Killer bees are spreading across the US – and are being drawn to northern states because of warming temps - Africanized ...

By comparison, killer bees often all but empty their nest. There are even reports of swarms of 300,000 to 800,000. With each sting, a pheromone is released, signalling for more bees from the colony to ...

By comparison, when a European honey bee hive is disturbed, only about 10 percent of the bees will attack. ... Killer bees are a mixed breed of African and European honey bees.

Africanized honey bees, often called "killer bees," are now in 13 states, including Mississippi. Know where to find them, how ...

When the ”killer bees” begin flying into the United States sometime within the next two years, the official greeting committee will be waiting for them in this border town. Chief greete… ...

Highly aggressive Africanized honey bees, the so-called "killer bees," are moving north and spreading as climate change expands their environments.

The buzz of angry bees could provide some relief for African villagers whose crop fields are regularly pillaged by hungry elephants. Oxford University researchers found that elephants would quickly ...