And you should: USDA expert Robert Vander Meer told us that “the venom it will inject you with does have the same type of proteins you would associate with bee ... Insect Spray and Raid Ant ...

Although skunks prefer insects such as grubs, worms, wasps, crickets, and beetles, they’ll also eat mice, voles, moles, and other small mammals and raid bee hives ... accurately target up to 10 feet, ...

Africanised bees are notorious in the Americas for their aggressive behaviour, but these fierce little pollinators may be the answer to declining honeybee numbers. Their demeanour has earned them the ...

Killer bees are really called Africanized honeybees, but they got their aggressive moniker because they are known to chase humans or animals if they think their territory is being threatened.

Scientists at a university are using extracts from killer bees to brew a new beer. Microbiologists from Cardiff University have used brewer’s yeast found in killer honeybees in Namibia and ...

They call her a “killer.” They call her “Hitler.” The messages since the Aug. 11 raid have been so vile, she’s shut off the comments and online reservations for her other restaurant acro ...

Bee venom’s anti-inflammatory properties may benefit skin health, improve immunity, and relieve arthritis symptoms. However, more research is needed to confirm these potential health benefits ...

October 2, 2024: We’ve tested and added one new Bee Swarm Simulator code to this list. What are the active Bee Swarm Simulator codes? Whether you’re in the market for some free items to help ...

But Russian bees are more resistant to it, and backyard beekeepers have had success with them. The problem, says Tarpy, is that Russian honeybees don’t make as much honey as their Italian ...

Getty Images/istockphoto The Los Angeles Police Department suspected a medical center was secretly growing marijuana and searched the facility in a raid that left an MRI machine damaged after an o ...

One out of every three mouthfuls of our food depends on pollinators such as bees. Crops that depend on pollination are five times more valuable than those that do not. Social bees, such as honeybees ...