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After Katrina: Killer Bees PDF Print E-mail
The residents of flood-damaged St. Bernard Parish, near New Orleans, still recovering from Hurricane Katrina, have a new concern: killer bees. Agriculturalists began setting traps around a half-mile radius of a storm-wrecked home Monday that authorities have confirmed was infested with aggressive Africanized honey bees. … -> full ENN article Related blog post: Queen bees pass [...]
Read more at: http://timethief.wordpress.com/2007/01/09/after-katrina-killer-bees/.
 
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