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Bees as pests. dennis of orlando, florida has a different approach. he has a humane bee removal expert. known as the bee guy. he join us to explain why he takes this approach. i see youre protected. so, people see bees, they went to spray them with a can of poison and kill them. why should they not do that? >> well two reasons, number one as a homeowner the last thing you want to do is leave a bees nest inside your structure, it will cause more problems than you could ever imagine. the other rea...

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Paul Handrick of The Bee Sanctuary pays tribute to his late mother and the way she inspired him to champion biodiversity.

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There are more than 300 native species of bees in South Florida and 20,0000 species worldwide. They pollenate about a third of the food we eat.

Foraging honey bees are generally not a cause for concern unless someone is allergic, according to a UA publication.

Paul Handrick charts the story of that one bee you hear tapping at the window to get out, and he asks us to help her escape.