As the weather gets warmer the bees will look to split the hive and move to other locations. While they are moving, the risk of attack becomes greater. The elder Queen is kicked out of the mature hive and forced to move to a new location. As they ... more

So you're out in the yard, mowing the lawn, and before you know it you are being attacked by an angry swarm of bees. You can feel them bumping into your face and limbs, you can feel some of them stinging you and you're starting to panic. How can ... more

A - Yes, Africanized Honey Bees were found in Albany, Georgia on October 21, 2010. ... more

Carpenter bees grow to approximately 1 inch in length and have metallic blue-black bodies with green or purple highlights. Unlike the social bumble bee, the carpenter bee is a solitary, generally non-stinging insect and builds its nests in wood ... more

In comparison with other pollinating insects like honeybees, bumble bees are very effective pollinators. They are first of all fast workers (for instance, they visit twice as many flowers per minute as honeybees), and because of their size, they ... more

Not all bees die after they sting. Some bees die after they sting because their stinger usually breaks off in the person's skin. Since this is attached to the bee it is a very serious injury that is usually fatal. ... more

Gorillas mate year-round. The female produces one offspring about every fourth year. If her offspring gorilla dies in infancy, which happens 40-50 percent of the time, she will breed more frequently. A young gorilla remains with its parents three ... more

Honey bees communicate by performing a series of movements. It's often referred to as a dance or the "waggle dance". Communicating with one another helps the works teach each other the location and distance of food sources. ... more

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The tendency to swarm is usually greatest when bees increase their population rapidly in late spring and early summer. In Nebraska, this would be in May and June. 4. Are honey bee swarms dangerous? No - honey bees exhibit defensive behavior only in ... more