Although Africanized honey bees are rarely the "killer bees" of 1970s Movie-of-the-Week fame, they are decidedly more aggressive than their European cousins. Research conducted in Venezuela in 1982 ...

Despite their name, a single killer bee is no deadlier than any other honeybee subspecies. They are in fact smaller than other honeybees, have shorter wings and carry less venom. The major difference ...

Africanized honeybees make up nearly 100% of Arizona's wild bee population, according to the U.S. National Park Service. These bees are a hybrid between African and European honeybees, which were ...

m. scutellata in South Africa. In every respect, the Africanized bees clearly show the genetical influence of their European parents. Additionally, F1 progeny of Africanized and European honey bees ...

In just three years, 193 weed killers and pesticides containing chemicals banned in the European Union were registered in Brazil More than half a billion bees dropped dead in Brazil within just ...

Yet, the EU is now declaredly determined to save wild bees, forcing the European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) to produce new guidance on how to assess the risks to bees from pesticides, after ...

who concludes it's the northernmost-ever case of Latin American killer bees. Despite more bee attacks, the mayor refuses safety precautions, giving sole priority to closing a deal with a ...