Africanized bees are more aggressive and territorial than regular bees. In the Southwest, the vast majority of bees are Africanized. If you see a bee, experts say you should assume it's Africanized.

Deadly bees and wasp-like relatives, armed with potent stings and aggressive behaviors, pose significant threats worldwide. From the Africanized honey ...

It shouldn’t be too much of a surprise if you’ve seen a bee or two. But with that buzzing comes the seemingly routine deluge of Arizona headlines about stinging attacks, especially from the ...

Two dogs in McAllen, Texas died last week after getting attacked by the Africanized Bee, also known as killer bees, according to reports. NBC station KVEO in Brownsville, Texas reported that the ...

(WBRC) - Africanized bees were found in St. Clair ... Though not harmful, these bees sting like regular bees and produce the same type of honey. Callaway says finding out how these bees became ...

World Bee Day is Monday, May 20th. These winged insects fill a vital role in our ecosystem, but bee populations are in peril all over the world.Master Beekeeper and Live Bee Removal expert Lance ...

Killer bee venom is no more dangerous than that of regular honey bees. However, Africanized honey bees have a tendency to attack in greater numbers, increasing the risk to their targets.

Two dogs in McAllen, Texas died last week after getting attacked by the Africanized Bee, also known as killer bees, according to reports. NBC station KVEO in Brownsville, Texas reported that the ...