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    This is a video I recorded with Fernando from the National University of Costa Rica: For those that have AHB, how much does this match your experience?
    africanized aggression ahb costa rica
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    I've been keeping bees about 5 years with varied success. This past year the bees have seemed more aggressive than in the past. 5 times this spring bees have gotten in mine or a childs hair and stung us on the head. They seem to chase us if we get near the hive but that might just be them...
    aggression aggressive aggressive hive
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    Cocaine Tolerance in Honey Bees Recently honey bees (Apis mellifera) have been used to study effects of drugs of abuse on the brain [1]–[4]. The honey bee has been used to study the effects of ethanol induced aggression [14]–[16], and effects of ethanol on decision-making [17], learning and...
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