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Spencer Solves It tackling potentially deadly bee invasion at Aldine home
Read full article: Spencer Solves It tackling potentially deadly bee invasion at Aldine homeAn Aldine family is now living in a house that has been invaded by an estimated 85,000 bees. At least one person has been swarmed by the bees already. Now, Bill Spencer and the Spencer Solves It team are jumping in to eliminate the problem, with help from a master bee hunter.
From battlefield to beehive, meet the U.S. Army veteran behind Soldiers of Wax
Read full article: From battlefield to beehive, meet the U.S. Army veteran behind Soldiers of WaxTo close out Military Appreciation Month, we met the Army veteran behind Soldiers of Wax. Michael Kaltenbach traded in his combat boots for a beekeeper's suit. Here's why he says beekeeping is great therapy for soldiers returning home from active duty and returning to civilian life.
CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Pasadena family blames CenterPoint Energy after they were attacked by bees coming from neighbor’s yard
Read full article: CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Pasadena family blames CenterPoint Energy after they were attacked by bees coming from neighbor’s yardA family in Pasadena is shaken up after their 1-year-old son, his mother and their dog were attacked by bees.
Mother stung by bees over 75 times while protecting her children from swarm during family photo
Read full article: Mother stung by bees over 75 times while protecting her children from swarm during family photoA mother was stung by bees over 75 times while trying to protect her two children after a swarm disrupted their family photo shoot in the Buckeye Valley area of Arizona, fire officials said.
Houston Life Recap: Feeling adventurous? Let’s get covered in bees, learn few tricks from a BMX rider and explore the outdoors in the bayou!
Read full article: Houston Life Recap: Feeling adventurous? Let’s get covered in bees, learn few tricks from a BMX rider and explore the outdoors in the bayou!A recap on what happened on Houston Life, July 20, 2022. On today's show, we have a little league girl's softball team who achieved a historic win and a local elementary school inspiring students through BMX. Plus, Joe Sam and Lauren Kelly experience the wilderness of the bayou.
Getting the buzz about Busy Bees on Buffalo Bayou
Read full article: Getting the buzz about Busy Bees on Buffalo BayouBuffalo Bayou Partnership is highlighting the importance of bees with their Busy Bees on Buffalo Bayou. You'll be able to learn about the role bees play in a colony, how honey is made, the life span of a bee, and so much more!
Couple finds out theyre living with thousands of bees after fresh honey drips down their walls
Read full article: Couple finds out theyre living with thousands of bees after fresh honey drips down their wallsA Pennsylvania couple didn't know they had house guests until lines of fresh honey started dripping down the walls of their home's mudroom. Saturday morning, the couple took a closer look and realized the liquid was actually fresh honey. "So, with a very careful lick ...yup that's honey!" She said her children think the stream is crazy and the family's dog certainly didn't seem to mind the fresh honey. Right now, I feel mostly safe because the bees havent gained access inside so theyre just doing their thing and theyre high up on the roof, Andrea said.
A rare blue bee scientists thought might have become extinct has been rediscovered
Read full article: A rare blue bee scientists thought might have become extinct has been rediscovered(CNN) – An extremely rare blue bee that was last seen four years ago has been rediscovered by a researcher at the Florida Museum of Natural History. Before the discovery, the blue bees were only found in four locations along the southern portion of the Lake Wales Ridge. This spring, Kimmel was able to record the blue bee in seven new areas they were never spotted in before, proving their known range is larger than scientists thought. Blue calamintha bees are endemic to Florida, and have only been found in scrub habitat in the Lake Wales Ridge -- one of the nation's fastest-disappearing ecosystems. A solitary native bee, the blue calamintha does not live in a large colony.