Africanized honey bees, often called "killer bees," are now in 13 states, including Mississippi. Know where to find them, how ...

Killer bees are spreading across the US – and are being drawn to northern states because of warming temps - Africanized ...

You might think the world's biggest bee would be easy to find. But that's not the case: Until recently, the last time anyone had reported seeing a Wallace's giant bee living in the wild was in 1981.

It is the largest bee in the world, four times larger than a honeybee and measuring about the length of a human thumb. Huge mandibles hang like dastardly garden shears from its head.

“Our research into bees is uncovering how honey, beeswax and other bee biproducts can play a role in solving some of the world’s biggest challenges–including tackling antibiotic resistance ...

Brazil is the world’s biggest producer of the arabica variety of coffee and the second-biggest grower of the robusta variety, after Vietnam, and bees are seldom used in the South American ...

Wallace’s giant bee is the largest bee on Earth, but its size doesn’t mean it was easy to keep track of. Originally discovered in the mid 1800s by naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace, the bee was ...

In Hidalgo, Texas, a towering 2,000-pound bee statue looms over City Hall, sparking both laughter and fear among curious ...

MrTech. How the World’s Largest Bee Farms Produce and Process Honey. Posted: April 27, 2025 | Last updated: April 27, 2025. Discover the intricate steps of commercial beekeeping, from hive ...

Biologists rediscovered the world's largest bee, Wallace's giant bee, in Indonesian forests. The species hadn't been seen in nearly 40 years.

The biggest killer in the world is cardiovascular disease, which mostly consists of heart attacks and strokes. It will claim more than 18 million lives globally this year, making up a third of all ...

Mexico's Prized Bees Deliver a Killer Sting. ... It's bee season again in Mexico, when agitated bees in one of the world's largest honey-producing nations are swarming.