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Why Are Killer Bees So Slow? - Aren't they supposed to be here already? By Brendan I. Koerner

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Why Are Killer Bees So Slow? - Aren't they supposed to be here already? By Brendan I. Koerner
Topic: Science 8:05 pm EDT, Aug 26, 2004

] The dreaded Africanized honey bee -- better known as
] the "killer bee" -- may be buzzing slightly northward.
] Entomologists believe that an Africanized swarm was
] responsible for an attack in Tipton, Okla., earlier this
] month. Africanized bees were first discovered in Texas in
] 1990, setting off panicked reports that they'd be
] ubiquitous throughout much of the United States in a
] matter of years. But they've only made it to six
] Southwestern states so far. Why are the killer bees
] moving so slowly?

Why Are Killer Bees So Slow? - Aren't they supposed to be here already? By Brendan I. Koerner



 
 
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