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Giant hog killed by killer bees at a pig farm in AZ. The hog weight was 1000lbs and was killed in a matter of 6 min.
- published: 08 Aug 2012
- views: 87747
new nature documentary - The Africanized Honey Bee - national geographic documentary 2015
As soon as 2006, scientists comprehended of which honeybee as well as untamed bee populations have been lessening from a great scary charge. nature documentary 2013 by yourself found the foreclosure of a third with the Usa States' honeybee populace. However untamed bees are usually experiencing the same decimation of their populace. Within a syndrome named Colony Fail Ailment (CCD) undamaged hives have been strangely deserted. With unusual apocalyptic views, nature documentary seem hives are normally found empty while using the colony's treasured honey as well as undamaged feel found lacking.national geographic documentary 2015
A whole new examine within the results regarding pesticides about bees clarifies exactly what, specifically, is going on towards bees. Thankfully of which it might be reversed. Read on to understand your skill that can help save the bees.nature documentary
Honeybee Obtaining about Milkthistle
Supplier: By Fir0002
The reason why Tend to be Bees Important
national geographic documentary 2015
Sweetie is simply the delicious byproduct with the real do the job honeybees help with each of our community. Vast sections of each of our economic system make use of the bees to generate fruits and veggies, existen intended for farmville farm pets as well as pure material intended for fabrics.nature documentary
It is often claimed of which bees are responsible for every 3 rd mouthful regarding food that you consume. Quite a few facilities call for cross pollination as a way to tolerate berries; acidic tomatoes, almonds, cucumbers, 100 % cotton as well as existen just about all call for the endeavours with the fuzzy bees to cart pollen from grow to a higher. Actually the task your chaotic bees has contributed 15 million dollars towards PEOPLE economic system each year.nature documentary
national geographic documentary 2015
With no bumblebees, entire plants will not likely tolerate berries, farmville farm pets won't have new alfalfa to eat as well as 100 % cotton will not really do the cloth your life.national geographic documentary 2015
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- published: 03 Sep 2015
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Here is my warning to the people who want to remove there own hive, and do not know what they are doing, I came out to inspect this hive, and have years of Honey bee removal know how, and even I get it some times, this hive, just from hearing me walking up to it the day before, gave me over 200 stings before I could get to my car 20 feet away and I was wearing a half suit at the time, so please call the pro's at Wayne's Bee's before you try this yourself, or you could find yourself in this.
The first time they removed this hive, it was not African, but now it is, they can change fast too. don't think a hive that acted nice one week will be nice the next day.
READ PLEASE:
Samples of the bees from this hive were sent to the State of Florida Lab for testing and came back positive, and a very high percentage hybrid.
This was the highest percentage hybrid I have ever worked with, at over 70%, this hive was shockingly calm on this day we removed them, over the years working many hot hives this was not normal. but I guess the queen was having a good day. This video shows not all Africanized hives are that bad. if they had not attacked me like they did the first day of inspection, I would not have sent bees for testing, as I would not have though they where Africanized.
FOR ALL THE TROLLS OUT THERE and Non believers, go read the Wikipedia page on Africanized bees, and scroll to the bottom and read the notes about calm Africanized hives. as you will see not all Africanized hives are mean.
- published: 10 Aug 2012
- views: 107706
As a new beekeeper, I wanted to show visually the difference in behavior between aggressive/defensive bees and non-aggressive bees.
This video is about 19 minutes long and shows me inspecting two hives - the first is of a "package" of Italian bees purchased and moved to their new home in late April 2014. The 2nd inspection is of a swarm captured in March 2014 and most likely an Africanized honey bee colony. One of my bee bibles - The ABC & XYZ of Bee Culture is quoted stating "One of the great virtues of the European stock of bees is that they usually remain calm and evenly distributed on a comb when on is examining it". This is evident when viewing the 1st inspection of Italian bees.
This 2nd inspection starts roughly at 8:08 in the video and gets a little crazy! Hopefully this video will aid new beekeepers in seeing the difference between these two types of hives. Africanized honey bees were first found in southern Texas in 1990 and are now in much of the Southwest. Arizona (were I live) first encounter them around 1993 and they are now throughout the whole state.
- published: 19 Jun 2014
- views: 3180
A very educational video about european and africanized honey bees in Florida, and the difference between domesticated and feral bees.
- published: 17 Sep 2012
- views: 178590
This video covers the key points for managing the highly defensive strains of bees evolved in sub-Saharan Africa particularly Apis mellifera adonsonii and A.m. scutellata— the latter of which was introduced to the New World tropics from whence it has spread throughout South America, Central America and the southern portion of North America virtually unchanged from its progenitor biotype. The video also outlines the major topics and formatting of beekeeping technical training, sponsored by the Bee World Project, conducted in January 2014 in Budadiri, Sironko District and Wampiti, Nakasongola District, Uganda. The video is rather lengthy at about 48 minutes—so I won’t mind if you feel like jumping around to the parts that you think will be of most interest to you ;-)
You should be able to click on the times below to jump to the sections indicated.
"the" African bee? 1:54
bait hives 4:14
hive pests 6:40
bee defensivity 7:28
bee tranquility 8:25
hive revision 11:20
bee tranquility tweak 12:25
sting removal 15:37
hive switching 16:55
bee biology 25:05
training format 26:04
project provisions 28:39
back to biology 28:51
the birds & the bees (w/o birds) 32:50
hive switch big finish 35:22
final touches 38:26
bee warned-- it don't always work 39:44
varroa detection 41:22
why afribees are varroa resistant 45:38
different stores on distant shores 46:48
insulation & temperature control 48:50
acknowledgments 51:02
For more info on beekeeping in Uganda google:
The Bee World Project
or go to http://www.beeworldproject.org/
Or:
Love is the Answer Uganda
Or go to http://loveistheanswer.ca/
For more information on beekeeping in Africa (and beekeeping in general) search YouTube or Google for:
Bees for Babar
Or go to the "bee stuff" tab at http://beesforbabar.org
- published: 10 Sep 2014
- views: 4027
Update! My 11 year old just put out a Bee Game called bee runner https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ourexotics.beerun lol she beat me to it, but please go check it out and show that little girl some support!
I used to own a pest control company and this was in West Texas. I always tried to keep the bees alive if no threat existed, but their are times africanized killer bees must be dealt with. I am now a software developer, and plan on one day making a killer bee game for android and iPhone
- published: 21 May 2008
- views: 171006
Africanized honey bees, known colloquially as "killer bees," are some hybrid varieties of the Western honey bee species, (Apis mellifera), produced originally by cross-breeding of the African honey bee A. m. scutellata, with various European honey bees such as the Italian bee A. m. ligustica and the Iberian bee A. m. iberiensis. The hybrid bees are far more aggressive than any of the various European subspecies. Small swarms of Africanized bees are capable of taking over European honey bee hives by invading the hive and establishing their own queen after killing the European queen.
Western honey bees differentiated into geographic races as they spread from Africa into Eurasia. Migrating bee populations formed the original colonies of bee in western Europe, landing to eventually populate the continent from Africa across the Straits of Gibraltar. There are currently 28 recognized subspecies of Apis mellifera based largely on these geographic variations. All subspecies are cross fertile. Geographic isolation led to numerous local adaptations. These adaptations include brood cycles synchronized with the bloom period of local flora, forming a winter cluster in colder climates, migratory swarming in Africa, enhanced foraging behavior in desert areas, and numerous other inherited traits.
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5:00Dangerous Swarms - Africanized bees attack and kill man.
Dangerous Swarms - Africanized bees attack and kill man.Dangerous Swarms - Africanized bees attack and kill man.
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3:29SHOCKING!!! Killer Bees Kill Giant Hog Killer Africanized Bees
SHOCKING!!! Killer Bees Kill Giant Hog Killer Africanized BeesSHOCKING!!! Killer Bees Kill Giant Hog Killer Africanized Bees
Giant hog killed by killer bees at a pig farm in AZ. The hog weight was 1000lbs and was killed in a matter of 6 min. -
68:35new nature documentary - The Africanized Honey Bee - national geographic documentary 2015
new nature documentary - The Africanized Honey Bee - national geographic documentary 2015new nature documentary - The Africanized Honey Bee - national geographic documentary 2015
new nature documentary - The Africanized Honey Bee - national geographic documentary 2015 As soon as 2006, scientists comprehended of which honeybee as well as untamed bee populations have been lessening from a great scary charge. nature documentary 2013 by yourself found the foreclosure of a third with the Usa States' honeybee populace. However untamed bees are usually experiencing the same decimation of their populace. Within a syndrome named Colony Fail Ailment (CCD) undamaged hives have been strangely deserted. With unusual apocalyptic views, nature documentary seem hives are normally found empty while using the colony's treasured honey as well as undamaged feel found lacking.national geographic documentary 2015 A whole new examine within the results regarding pesticides about bees clarifies exactly what, specifically, is going on towards bees. Thankfully of which it might be reversed. Read on to understand your skill that can help save the bees.nature documentary Honeybee Obtaining about Milkthistle Supplier: By Fir0002 The reason why Tend to be Bees Important national geographic documentary 2015 Sweetie is simply the delicious byproduct with the real do the job honeybees help with each of our community. Vast sections of each of our economic system make use of the bees to generate fruits and veggies, existen intended for farmville farm pets as well as pure material intended for fabrics.nature documentary It is often claimed of which bees are responsible for every 3 rd mouthful regarding food that you consume. Quite a few facilities call for cross pollination as a way to tolerate berries; acidic tomatoes, almonds, cucumbers, 100 % cotton as well as existen just about all call for the endeavours with the fuzzy bees to cart pollen from grow to a higher. Actually the task your chaotic bees has contributed 15 million dollars towards PEOPLE economic system each year.nature documentary national geographic documentary 2015 With no bumblebees, entire plants will not likely tolerate berries, farmville farm pets won't have new alfalfa to eat as well as 100 % cotton will not really do the cloth your life.national geographic documentary 2015 Subscribe to my channel : https://goo.gl/wKvt2I Like our page on facebook : https://goo.gl/jg6KHJ https://youtu.be/K_0iewnC6cw -
3:54African Bee Hive Angry Bees
African Bee Hive Angry BeesAfrican Bee Hive Angry Bees
Honey removal from a Africanized colony of bees. -
2:41African killer bee hive attacks. ( REAL not fake)
African killer bee hive attacks. ( REAL not fake)African killer bee hive attacks. ( REAL not fake)
Here is my warning to the people who want to remove there own hive, and do not know what they are doing, I came out to inspect this hive, and have years of Honey bee removal know how, and even I get it some times, this hive, just from hearing me walking up to it the day before, gave me over 200 stings before I could get to my car 20 feet away and I was wearing a half suit at the time, so please call the pro's at Wayne's Bee's before you try this yourself, or you could find yourself in this. The first time they removed this hive, it was not African, but now it is, they can change fast too. don't think a hive that acted nice one week will be nice the next day. READ PLEASE: Samples of the bees from this hive were sent to the State of Florida Lab for testing and came back positive, and a very high percentage hybrid. This was the highest percentage hybrid I have ever worked with, at over 70%, this hive was shockingly calm on this day we removed them, over the years working many hot hives this was not normal. but I guess the queen was having a good day. This video shows not all Africanized hives are that bad. if they had not attacked me like they did the first day of inspection, I would not have sent bees for testing, as I would not have though they where Africanized. FOR ALL THE TROLLS OUT THERE and Non believers, go read the Wikipedia page on Africanized bees, and scroll to the bottom and read the notes about calm Africanized hives. as you will see not all Africanized hives are mean. -
50:22Attack of the Killer Bees - [A National Geographic Documentary]
Attack of the Killer Bees - [A National Geographic Documentary]Attack of the Killer Bees - [A National Geographic Documentary]
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19:33Italian Honeybees vs Africanized Swarm
Italian Honeybees vs Africanized SwarmItalian Honeybees vs Africanized Swarm
As a new beekeeper, I wanted to show visually the difference in behavior between aggressive/defensive bees and non-aggressive bees. This video is about 19 minutes long and shows me inspecting two hives - the first is of a "package" of Italian bees purchased and moved to their new home in late April 2014. The 2nd inspection is of a swarm captured in March 2014 and most likely an Africanized honey bee colony. One of my bee bibles - The ABC & XYZ of Bee Culture is quoted stating "One of the great virtues of the European stock of bees is that they usually remain calm and evenly distributed on a comb when on is examining it". This is evident when viewing the 1st inspection of Italian bees. This 2nd inspection starts roughly at 8:08 in the video and gets a little crazy! Hopefully this video will aid new beekeepers in seeing the difference between these two types of hives. Africanized honey bees were first found in southern Texas in 1990 and are now in much of the Southwest. Arizona (were I live) first encounter them around 1993 and they are now throughout the whole state. -
23:43Africanized Bees In Florida
Africanized Bees In FloridaAfricanized Bees In Florida
A very educational video about european and africanized honey bees in Florida, and the difference between domesticated and feral bees. -
53:21managing african bees
managing african beesmanaging african bees
This video covers the key points for managing the highly defensive strains of bees evolved in sub-Saharan Africa particularly Apis mellifera adonsonii and A.m. scutellata— the latter of which was introduced to the New World tropics from whence it has spread throughout South America, Central America and the southern portion of North America virtually unchanged from its progenitor biotype. The video also outlines the major topics and formatting of beekeeping technical training, sponsored by the Bee World Project, conducted in January 2014 in Budadiri, Sironko District and Wampiti, Nakasongola District, Uganda. The video is rather lengthy at about 48 minutes—so I won’t mind if you feel like jumping around to the parts that you think will be of most interest to you ;-) You should be able to click on the times below to jump to the sections indicated. "the" African bee? 1:54 bait hives 4:14 hive pests 6:40 bee defensivity 7:28 bee tranquility 8:25 hive revision 11:20 bee tranquility tweak 12:25 sting removal 15:37 hive switching 16:55 bee biology 25:05 training format 26:04 project provisions 28:39 back to biology 28:51 the birds & the bees (w/o birds) 32:50 hive switch big finish 35:22 final touches 38:26 bee warned-- it don't always work 39:44 varroa detection 41:22 why afribees are varroa resistant 45:38 different stores on distant shores 46:48 insulation & temperature control 48:50 acknowledgments 51:02 For more info on beekeeping in Uganda google: The Bee World Project or go to http://www.beeworldproject.org/ Or: Love is the Answer Uganda Or go to http://loveistheanswer.ca/ For more information on beekeeping in Africa (and beekeeping in general) search YouTube or Google for: Bees for Babar Or go to the "bee stuff" tab at http://beesforbabar.org -
7:12When Killer Bees (Africanized Honey Bees) Attack
When Killer Bees (Africanized Honey Bees) AttackWhen Killer Bees (Africanized Honey Bees) Attack
Update! My 11 year old just put out a Bee Game called bee runner https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ourexotics.beerun lol she beat me to it, but please go check it out and show that little girl some support! I used to own a pest control company and this was in West Texas. I always tried to keep the bees alive if no threat existed, but their are times africanized killer bees must be dealt with. I am now a software developer, and plan on one day making a killer bee game for android and iPhone
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Dangerous Swarms - Africanized bees attack and kill man.
"Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use." -
SHOCKING!!! Killer Bees Kill Giant Hog Killer Africanized Bees
Giant hog killed by killer bees at a pig farm in AZ. The hog weight was 1000lbs and was killed in a matter of 6 min. -
new nature documentary - The Africanized Honey Bee - national geographic documentary 2015
new nature documentary - The Africanized Honey Bee - national geographic documentary 2015 As soon as 2006, scientists comprehended of which honeybee as well as untamed bee populations have been lessening from a great scary charge. nature documentary 2013 by yourself found the foreclosure of a third with the Usa States' honeybee populace. However untamed bees are usually experiencing the same decimation of their populace. Within a syndrome named Colony Fail Ailment (CCD) undamaged hives have been strangely deserted. With unusual apocalyptic views, nature documentary seem hives are normally found empty while using the colony's treasured honey as well as undamaged feel found lacking.national geographic documentary 2015 A whole new examine within the results regarding pesticides about bees c... -
African Bee Hive Angry Bees
Honey removal from a Africanized colony of bees. -
African killer bee hive attacks. ( REAL not fake)
Here is my warning to the people who want to remove there own hive, and do not know what they are doing, I came out to inspect this hive, and have years of Honey bee removal know how, and even I get it some times, this hive, just from hearing me walking up to it the day before, gave me over 200 stings before I could get to my car 20 feet away and I was wearing a half suit at the time, so please call the pro's at Wayne's Bee's before you try this yourself, or you could find yourself in this. The first time they removed this hive, it was not African, but now it is, they can change fast too. don't think a hive that acted nice one week will be nice the next day. READ PLEASE: Samples of the bees from this hive were sent to the State of Florida Lab for testing and came back positive, and a ver... -
Attack of the Killer Bees - [A National Geographic Documentary]
-
Italian Honeybees vs Africanized Swarm
As a new beekeeper, I wanted to show visually the difference in behavior between aggressive/defensive bees and non-aggressive bees. This video is about 19 minutes long and shows me inspecting two hives - the first is of a "package" of Italian bees purchased and moved to their new home in late April 2014. The 2nd inspection is of a swarm captured in March 2014 and most likely an Africanized honey bee colony. One of my bee bibles - The ABC & XYZ of Bee Culture is quoted stating "One of the great virtues of the European stock of bees is that they usually remain calm and evenly distributed on a comb when on is examining it". This is evident when viewing the 1st inspection of Italian bees. This 2nd inspection starts roughly at 8:08 in the video and gets a little crazy! Hopefully this video ... -
Africanized Bees In Florida
A very educational video about european and africanized honey bees in Florida, and the difference between domesticated and feral bees. -
managing african bees
This video covers the key points for managing the highly defensive strains of bees evolved in sub-Saharan Africa particularly Apis mellifera adonsonii and A.m. scutellata— the latter of which was introduced to the New World tropics from whence it has spread throughout South America, Central America and the southern portion of North America virtually unchanged from its progenitor biotype. The video also outlines the major topics and formatting of beekeeping technical training, sponsored by the Bee World Project, conducted in January 2014 in Budadiri, Sironko District and Wampiti, Nakasongola District, Uganda. The video is rather lengthy at about 48 minutes—so I won’t mind if you feel like jumping around to the parts that you think will be of most interest to you ;-) You should be able ... -
When Killer Bees (Africanized Honey Bees) Attack
Update! My 11 year old just put out a Bee Game called bee runner https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ourexotics.beerun lol she beat me to it, but please go check it out and show that little girl some support! I used to own a pest control company and this was in West Texas. I always tried to keep the bees alive if no threat existed, but their are times africanized killer bees must be dealt with. I am now a software developer, and plan on one day making a killer bee game for android and iPhone
Dangerous Swarms - Africanized bees attack and kill man.
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- Duration: 5:00
- Updated: 13 Jan 2013
- views: 1446075
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"Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."
wn.com/Dangerous Swarms Africanized Bees Attack And Kill Man.
"Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."
- published: 13 Jan 2013
- views: 1446075
SHOCKING!!! Killer Bees Kill Giant Hog Killer Africanized Bees
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:29
- Updated: 08 Aug 2012
- views: 87747
Giant hog killed by killer bees at a pig farm in AZ. The hog weight was 1000lbs and was killed in a matter of 6 min.
Giant hog killed by killer bees at a pig farm in AZ. The hog weight was 1000lbs and was killed in a matter of 6 min.
wn.com/Shocking Killer Bees Kill Giant Hog Killer Africanized Bees
Giant hog killed by killer bees at a pig farm in AZ. The hog weight was 1000lbs and was killed in a matter of 6 min.
- published: 08 Aug 2012
- views: 87747
new nature documentary - The Africanized Honey Bee - national geographic documentary 2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 68:35
- Updated: 03 Sep 2015
- views: 4841
new nature documentary - The Africanized Honey Bee - national geographic documentary 2015
As soon as 2006, scientists comprehended of which honeybee as well as...
new nature documentary - The Africanized Honey Bee - national geographic documentary 2015
As soon as 2006, scientists comprehended of which honeybee as well as untamed bee populations have been lessening from a great scary charge. nature documentary 2013 by yourself found the foreclosure of a third with the Usa States' honeybee populace. However untamed bees are usually experiencing the same decimation of their populace. Within a syndrome named Colony Fail Ailment (CCD) undamaged hives have been strangely deserted. With unusual apocalyptic views, nature documentary seem hives are normally found empty while using the colony's treasured honey as well as undamaged feel found lacking.national geographic documentary 2015
A whole new examine within the results regarding pesticides about bees clarifies exactly what, specifically, is going on towards bees. Thankfully of which it might be reversed. Read on to understand your skill that can help save the bees.nature documentary
Honeybee Obtaining about Milkthistle
Supplier: By Fir0002
The reason why Tend to be Bees Important
national geographic documentary 2015
Sweetie is simply the delicious byproduct with the real do the job honeybees help with each of our community. Vast sections of each of our economic system make use of the bees to generate fruits and veggies, existen intended for farmville farm pets as well as pure material intended for fabrics.nature documentary
It is often claimed of which bees are responsible for every 3 rd mouthful regarding food that you consume. Quite a few facilities call for cross pollination as a way to tolerate berries; acidic tomatoes, almonds, cucumbers, 100 % cotton as well as existen just about all call for the endeavours with the fuzzy bees to cart pollen from grow to a higher. Actually the task your chaotic bees has contributed 15 million dollars towards PEOPLE economic system each year.nature documentary
national geographic documentary 2015
With no bumblebees, entire plants will not likely tolerate berries, farmville farm pets won't have new alfalfa to eat as well as 100 % cotton will not really do the cloth your life.national geographic documentary 2015
Subscribe to my channel : https://goo.gl/wKvt2I
Like our page on facebook : https://goo.gl/jg6KHJ
https://youtu.be/K_0iewnC6cw
wn.com/New Nature Documentary The Africanized Honey Bee National Geographic Documentary 2015
new nature documentary - The Africanized Honey Bee - national geographic documentary 2015
As soon as 2006, scientists comprehended of which honeybee as well as untamed bee populations have been lessening from a great scary charge. nature documentary 2013 by yourself found the foreclosure of a third with the Usa States' honeybee populace. However untamed bees are usually experiencing the same decimation of their populace. Within a syndrome named Colony Fail Ailment (CCD) undamaged hives have been strangely deserted. With unusual apocalyptic views, nature documentary seem hives are normally found empty while using the colony's treasured honey as well as undamaged feel found lacking.national geographic documentary 2015
A whole new examine within the results regarding pesticides about bees clarifies exactly what, specifically, is going on towards bees. Thankfully of which it might be reversed. Read on to understand your skill that can help save the bees.nature documentary
Honeybee Obtaining about Milkthistle
Supplier: By Fir0002
The reason why Tend to be Bees Important
national geographic documentary 2015
Sweetie is simply the delicious byproduct with the real do the job honeybees help with each of our community. Vast sections of each of our economic system make use of the bees to generate fruits and veggies, existen intended for farmville farm pets as well as pure material intended for fabrics.nature documentary
It is often claimed of which bees are responsible for every 3 rd mouthful regarding food that you consume. Quite a few facilities call for cross pollination as a way to tolerate berries; acidic tomatoes, almonds, cucumbers, 100 % cotton as well as existen just about all call for the endeavours with the fuzzy bees to cart pollen from grow to a higher. Actually the task your chaotic bees has contributed 15 million dollars towards PEOPLE economic system each year.nature documentary
national geographic documentary 2015
With no bumblebees, entire plants will not likely tolerate berries, farmville farm pets won't have new alfalfa to eat as well as 100 % cotton will not really do the cloth your life.national geographic documentary 2015
Subscribe to my channel : https://goo.gl/wKvt2I
Like our page on facebook : https://goo.gl/jg6KHJ
https://youtu.be/K_0iewnC6cw
- published: 03 Sep 2015
- views: 4841
African Bee Hive Angry Bees
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:54
- Updated: 04 Feb 2013
- views: 18090
Honey removal from a Africanized colony of bees.
Honey removal from a Africanized colony of bees.
wn.com/African Bee Hive Angry Bees
African killer bee hive attacks. ( REAL not fake)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:41
- Updated: 10 Aug 2012
- views: 107706
Here is my warning to the people who want to remove there own hive, and do not know what they are doing, I came out to inspect this hive, and have years of Hone...
Here is my warning to the people who want to remove there own hive, and do not know what they are doing, I came out to inspect this hive, and have years of Honey bee removal know how, and even I get it some times, this hive, just from hearing me walking up to it the day before, gave me over 200 stings before I could get to my car 20 feet away and I was wearing a half suit at the time, so please call the pro's at Wayne's Bee's before you try this yourself, or you could find yourself in this.
The first time they removed this hive, it was not African, but now it is, they can change fast too. don't think a hive that acted nice one week will be nice the next day.
READ PLEASE:
Samples of the bees from this hive were sent to the State of Florida Lab for testing and came back positive, and a very high percentage hybrid.
This was the highest percentage hybrid I have ever worked with, at over 70%, this hive was shockingly calm on this day we removed them, over the years working many hot hives this was not normal. but I guess the queen was having a good day. This video shows not all Africanized hives are that bad. if they had not attacked me like they did the first day of inspection, I would not have sent bees for testing, as I would not have though they where Africanized.
FOR ALL THE TROLLS OUT THERE and Non believers, go read the Wikipedia page on Africanized bees, and scroll to the bottom and read the notes about calm Africanized hives. as you will see not all Africanized hives are mean.
wn.com/African Killer Bee Hive Attacks. ( Real Not Fake)
Here is my warning to the people who want to remove there own hive, and do not know what they are doing, I came out to inspect this hive, and have years of Honey bee removal know how, and even I get it some times, this hive, just from hearing me walking up to it the day before, gave me over 200 stings before I could get to my car 20 feet away and I was wearing a half suit at the time, so please call the pro's at Wayne's Bee's before you try this yourself, or you could find yourself in this.
The first time they removed this hive, it was not African, but now it is, they can change fast too. don't think a hive that acted nice one week will be nice the next day.
READ PLEASE:
Samples of the bees from this hive were sent to the State of Florida Lab for testing and came back positive, and a very high percentage hybrid.
This was the highest percentage hybrid I have ever worked with, at over 70%, this hive was shockingly calm on this day we removed them, over the years working many hot hives this was not normal. but I guess the queen was having a good day. This video shows not all Africanized hives are that bad. if they had not attacked me like they did the first day of inspection, I would not have sent bees for testing, as I would not have though they where Africanized.
FOR ALL THE TROLLS OUT THERE and Non believers, go read the Wikipedia page on Africanized bees, and scroll to the bottom and read the notes about calm Africanized hives. as you will see not all Africanized hives are mean.
- published: 10 Aug 2012
- views: 107706
Attack of the Killer Bees - [A National Geographic Documentary]
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- Duration: 50:22
- Updated: 06 Oct 2012
- views: 181875
- published: 06 Oct 2012
- views: 181875
Italian Honeybees vs Africanized Swarm
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- Duration: 19:33
- Updated: 19 Jun 2014
- views: 3180
As a new beekeeper, I wanted to show visually the difference in behavior between aggressive/defensive bees and non-aggressive bees.
This video is about 19 min...
As a new beekeeper, I wanted to show visually the difference in behavior between aggressive/defensive bees and non-aggressive bees.
This video is about 19 minutes long and shows me inspecting two hives - the first is of a "package" of Italian bees purchased and moved to their new home in late April 2014. The 2nd inspection is of a swarm captured in March 2014 and most likely an Africanized honey bee colony. One of my bee bibles - The ABC & XYZ of Bee Culture is quoted stating "One of the great virtues of the European stock of bees is that they usually remain calm and evenly distributed on a comb when on is examining it". This is evident when viewing the 1st inspection of Italian bees.
This 2nd inspection starts roughly at 8:08 in the video and gets a little crazy! Hopefully this video will aid new beekeepers in seeing the difference between these two types of hives. Africanized honey bees were first found in southern Texas in 1990 and are now in much of the Southwest. Arizona (were I live) first encounter them around 1993 and they are now throughout the whole state.
wn.com/Italian Honeybees Vs Africanized Swarm
As a new beekeeper, I wanted to show visually the difference in behavior between aggressive/defensive bees and non-aggressive bees.
This video is about 19 minutes long and shows me inspecting two hives - the first is of a "package" of Italian bees purchased and moved to their new home in late April 2014. The 2nd inspection is of a swarm captured in March 2014 and most likely an Africanized honey bee colony. One of my bee bibles - The ABC & XYZ of Bee Culture is quoted stating "One of the great virtues of the European stock of bees is that they usually remain calm and evenly distributed on a comb when on is examining it". This is evident when viewing the 1st inspection of Italian bees.
This 2nd inspection starts roughly at 8:08 in the video and gets a little crazy! Hopefully this video will aid new beekeepers in seeing the difference between these two types of hives. Africanized honey bees were first found in southern Texas in 1990 and are now in much of the Southwest. Arizona (were I live) first encounter them around 1993 and they are now throughout the whole state.
- published: 19 Jun 2014
- views: 3180
Africanized Bees In Florida
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- Duration: 23:43
- Updated: 17 Sep 2012
- views: 178590
A very educational video about european and africanized honey bees in Florida, and the difference between domesticated and feral bees.
A very educational video about european and africanized honey bees in Florida, and the difference between domesticated and feral bees.
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A very educational video about european and africanized honey bees in Florida, and the difference between domesticated and feral bees.
- published: 17 Sep 2012
- views: 178590
managing african bees
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- Duration: 53:21
- Updated: 10 Sep 2014
- views: 4027
This video covers the key points for managing the highly defensive strains of bees evolved in sub-Saharan Africa particularly Apis mellifera adonsonii and A.m. ...
This video covers the key points for managing the highly defensive strains of bees evolved in sub-Saharan Africa particularly Apis mellifera adonsonii and A.m. scutellata— the latter of which was introduced to the New World tropics from whence it has spread throughout South America, Central America and the southern portion of North America virtually unchanged from its progenitor biotype. The video also outlines the major topics and formatting of beekeeping technical training, sponsored by the Bee World Project, conducted in January 2014 in Budadiri, Sironko District and Wampiti, Nakasongola District, Uganda. The video is rather lengthy at about 48 minutes—so I won’t mind if you feel like jumping around to the parts that you think will be of most interest to you ;-)
You should be able to click on the times below to jump to the sections indicated.
"the" African bee? 1:54
bait hives 4:14
hive pests 6:40
bee defensivity 7:28
bee tranquility 8:25
hive revision 11:20
bee tranquility tweak 12:25
sting removal 15:37
hive switching 16:55
bee biology 25:05
training format 26:04
project provisions 28:39
back to biology 28:51
the birds & the bees (w/o birds) 32:50
hive switch big finish 35:22
final touches 38:26
bee warned-- it don't always work 39:44
varroa detection 41:22
why afribees are varroa resistant 45:38
different stores on distant shores 46:48
insulation & temperature control 48:50
acknowledgments 51:02
For more info on beekeeping in Uganda google:
The Bee World Project
or go to http://www.beeworldproject.org/
Or:
Love is the Answer Uganda
Or go to http://loveistheanswer.ca/
For more information on beekeeping in Africa (and beekeeping in general) search YouTube or Google for:
Bees for Babar
Or go to the "bee stuff" tab at http://beesforbabar.org
wn.com/Managing African Bees
This video covers the key points for managing the highly defensive strains of bees evolved in sub-Saharan Africa particularly Apis mellifera adonsonii and A.m. scutellata— the latter of which was introduced to the New World tropics from whence it has spread throughout South America, Central America and the southern portion of North America virtually unchanged from its progenitor biotype. The video also outlines the major topics and formatting of beekeeping technical training, sponsored by the Bee World Project, conducted in January 2014 in Budadiri, Sironko District and Wampiti, Nakasongola District, Uganda. The video is rather lengthy at about 48 minutes—so I won’t mind if you feel like jumping around to the parts that you think will be of most interest to you ;-)
You should be able to click on the times below to jump to the sections indicated.
"the" African bee? 1:54
bait hives 4:14
hive pests 6:40
bee defensivity 7:28
bee tranquility 8:25
hive revision 11:20
bee tranquility tweak 12:25
sting removal 15:37
hive switching 16:55
bee biology 25:05
training format 26:04
project provisions 28:39
back to biology 28:51
the birds & the bees (w/o birds) 32:50
hive switch big finish 35:22
final touches 38:26
bee warned-- it don't always work 39:44
varroa detection 41:22
why afribees are varroa resistant 45:38
different stores on distant shores 46:48
insulation & temperature control 48:50
acknowledgments 51:02
For more info on beekeeping in Uganda google:
The Bee World Project
or go to http://www.beeworldproject.org/
Or:
Love is the Answer Uganda
Or go to http://loveistheanswer.ca/
For more information on beekeeping in Africa (and beekeeping in general) search YouTube or Google for:
Bees for Babar
Or go to the "bee stuff" tab at http://beesforbabar.org
- published: 10 Sep 2014
- views: 4027
When Killer Bees (Africanized Honey Bees) Attack
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- Duration: 7:12
- Updated: 21 May 2008
- views: 171006
Update! My 11 year old just put out a Bee Game called bee runner https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ourexotics.beerun lol she beat me to it, but ...
Update! My 11 year old just put out a Bee Game called bee runner https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ourexotics.beerun lol she beat me to it, but please go check it out and show that little girl some support!
I used to own a pest control company and this was in West Texas. I always tried to keep the bees alive if no threat existed, but their are times africanized killer bees must be dealt with. I am now a software developer, and plan on one day making a killer bee game for android and iPhone
wn.com/When Killer Bees (Africanized Honey Bees) Attack
Update! My 11 year old just put out a Bee Game called bee runner https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ourexotics.beerun lol she beat me to it, but please go check it out and show that little girl some support!
I used to own a pest control company and this was in West Texas. I always tried to keep the bees alive if no threat existed, but their are times africanized killer bees must be dealt with. I am now a software developer, and plan on one day making a killer bee game for android and iPhone
- published: 21 May 2008
- views: 171006
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Dangerous Swarms - Africanized bees attack and kill man.
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SHOCKING!!! Killer Bees Kill Giant Hog Killer Africanized Bees
Giant hog killed by killer bees at a pig farm in AZ. The hog weight was 1000lbs and was ki...
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SHOCKING!!! Killer Bees Kill Giant Hog Killer Africanized Bees
SHOCKING!!! Killer Bees Kill Giant Hog Killer Africanized Bees
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new nature documentary - The Africanized Honey Bee - national geographic documentary 2015
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new nature documentary - The Africanized Honey Bee - national geographic documentary 2015
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African Bee Hive Angry Bees
Honey removal from a Africanized colony of bees.
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African Bee Hive Angry Bees
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African killer bee hive attacks. ( REAL not fake)
Here is my warning to the people who want to remove there own hive, and do not know what t...
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African killer bee hive attacks. ( REAL not fake)
African killer bee hive attacks. ( REAL not fake)
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Attack of the Killer Bees - [A National Geographic Documentary]
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Attack of the Killer Bees - [A National Geographic Documentary]
Attack of the Killer Bees - [A National Geographic Documentary]
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Italian Honeybees vs Africanized Swarm
As a new beekeeper, I wanted to show visually the difference in behavior between aggressiv...
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Italian Honeybees vs Africanized Swarm
Italian Honeybees vs Africanized Swarm
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Africanized Bees In Florida
A very educational video about european and africanized honey bees in Florida, and the dif...
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Africanized Bees In Florida
Africanized Bees In Florida
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managing african bees
This video covers the key points for managing the highly defensive strains of bees evolved...
published: 10 Sep 2014
managing african bees
managing african bees
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7:12
When Killer Bees (Africanized Honey Bees) Attack
Update! My 11 year old just put out a Bee Game called bee runner https://play.google.com/s...
published: 21 May 2008
When Killer Bees (Africanized Honey Bees) Attack
When Killer Bees (Africanized Honey Bees) Attack
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50 dead in gay nightclub shooting, worst in US history
Edit Boston Herald 12 Jun 2016
ORLANDO, Fla. — A gunman wielding an assault-type rifle and a handgun opened fire inside a crowded gay nightclub early Sunday, killing at least 50 people before dying in a gunfight with SWAT officers, police said. It was the worst mass shooting in American history. Authorities were investigating the attack on the Florida dance hall as an act of terrorism ... He said that might be related to the attack ... Lucie, Florida. Rep ... I saw blood ... ....
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Orlando shooting: Trump calls for Obama's resignation
Edit Deccan Herald 13 Jun 2016
Republican White House contender Donald Trump has called on President Barack Obama to resign for not using the term "radical Islamic terrorism" to describe the gay club massacre even as his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton backed redoubling of efforts to defeat terror groups ... In another tweet, Trump claimed that Mateen shouted "Allah hu Akbar!" as he slaughtered clubgoers. The police, however, is yet to corroborate this claim of Trump....
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More Than 5,000 Arrested in Bangladesh Sweep
Edit Voa News 13 Jun 2016
Police in Bangladesh say they have arrested more than 5,000 criminal suspects in the first three days of a nationwide sweep in response to a rash of extremist violence against religious minorities and secular activists ... Despite IS claims, Bangladesh authorities continue to insist there are no foreign terror groups operating in the country ... ....
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Oscar Pistorius: case that obsessed a nation and captured its reflection
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Former South African athlete to find out this week how long he is to spend in prison for murdering girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp ... Almost every minute of more than 40 days of psychological drama, intense emotion, police procedural and legal argument was broadcast live on South African television, and massively amplified by social media ... “The South African justice system has come out of this very well....
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Edit Wilmington News Journal 10 Jun 2016
13 ... Join apiarist Dave Noble for a discussion of the challenges and benefits of incorporating bees, beekeeping, and apiculture into a sustainable, organic farming system. Gain an overview of the issues related to establishing an apiary, or just a few hives, from Colony Collapse Disorder and varroa mites, to Africanized bees and chemical-free hive management ... Dave will take guests out to open up the hives and meet the bees themselves ... ....
West Texas dogs die after being stung over 1,000 times by Africanized bees
Edit The Dallas Morning News 05 Jun 2016West Texas dogs killed after more than 1,000 bee stings
Edit my SA 05 Jun 2016
MIDLAND, Texas (AP) — A swarm of Africanized bees has killed two dogs and injured their owner in West Texas. Bee Busters Inc. owner Tim Cleverdon says the swarm could have been caused by the Africanized bees trying to take over a colony ... ....
Africanized bees kill two dogs in West Texas, injure owner with more than 50 stings
Edit my SA 04 Jun 2016Puppy attacked by deadly swarm of bees
Edit The Examiner 01 Jun 2016
... died after being stung dozens of times by an aggressive swarm of bees ... The size of the swarm, and the intensity of the attack, has led many to believe that it was Africanized bees, which are illegal to own, behind Friday's frightening incident....
Puppy nearly killed after attack by Africanized bees
Edit New York Daily News 31 May 2016
A 7-month-old California puppy was almost killed after being stung almost 200 times by a swarm of vicious Africanized bees on Friday ... ....
DNA tests show honeybee attack was not caused by Africanized bees
Edit Contra Costa Times 25 May 2016Killer bees found in Charleston County
Edit The Charlotte Observer 24 May 2016
Clemson officials say that while they think they have killed all the Africanized bees in the area, they are checking to make sure ... “This appears just to be a localized incident, but as a precaution we have depopulated the hive and are conducting a survey within a two-mile area to determine whether any Africanized honey bees remain,” Clemson inspector Brad Cavin said in a news release Monday....
Africanized Bees Migrate Through Sale Of Hives
Edit The State 24 May 2016
Local bee keeper Danny Cannon says bees were unintentionally bread into a hive of domestic bees ... ....
Africanized Bees can migrate through hive sales
Edit The State 24 May 2016
Local bee keeper Danny Cannon says bees were unintentionally bred into a hive of domestic bees. tglantz@thestate.com ... ....
Africanized bees found in Lowcountry
Edit Clarion Ledger 23 May 2016
A colony of Africanized bees discovered in Charleston County has scientists searching for more to make sure no threat exists ... ....
Africanized honey bees destroyed in Charleston County (Clemson University)
Edit Public Technologies 23 May 2016
An Africanized honey bee (left) and a European honey bee on honeycomb ... CHARLESTON - A colony of Africanized honey bees - the first to be found in South Carolina in 15 years - has been destroyed in Charleston County, according to officials with the Department of Plant Industry, a unit of Clemson University that carries out state regulatory functions....
Making a place for bees
Edit Contra Costa Times 23 May 2016
Although the threat of Africanized bees has some people worried, bees of all sorts are vital to an abundant garden ... ....
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