It's blocked for me, but I love how often an article has "bees" in the headline and starts calling them something else, like hornets or wasps, in the middle of the article or they mention something else the makes you wonder if they aren't yellow jackets or bumble bees...
From CDC:
- Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States seeks medical attention for a dog bite–related injury.
- During 1979–1998, dog attacks killed more than 300 Americans.
- Nearly 800,000 people sought medical care for dog bites in 1994; half of them were children under 18.
35% of US homes have dogs
80% of all animal bites are from dogs
900 dog bite victims are treated in emergency rooms every day
Per the CDC, there are over 4.7 million dog bites a year (nearly 2% of the U.S. population); 800,000 of them serious enough to require hospitalization
Dog bites seldom make the news, but bees do...