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Which type of bee is the worst for humans? Which one is the most dangerous?


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I agree with every word. I would also recommend that if you see one, run! Unlike regular bees, these ones fly slower and humans can out run them. Do not try to hide underwater because they will get you there too. You can take a look at this website for further information: http://www.insecta-inspecta.com/bees/killer/index.html. Whatever you do, Stay away.. :)
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The worst bee is without a doubt The African Bee, which is also known as "The Killer Bee". It is really dangerous for humans and up until recently was found only in Africa. Only in 1990 it was discoveredin the southern side of the United States (Texas) and is expected to grow largly since it is a dry habitat for them.
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Killer bees are also known as Africanized bees or AHB.  Many people die after being stung by killer bees. They are very aggressive and dangerous.   These bees are the worst for humans.


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