Remembering South Texas' killer bee hysteria of the 1990s
Books and film heralded an Alfred Hitchcock-worthy invasion, but the 1990 arrival of Africanized bees, thankfully, didn't live up to the hype.
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Books and film heralded an Alfred Hitchcock-worthy invasion, but the 1990 arrival of Africanized bees, thankfully, didn't live up to the hype.
The Texas city's declaration says that bees “now have the right to exist and flourish free of harm.”
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President of the united states, the one thing you can always count on is white america's fear of the black man. >> we've heard the stories on the news, in the papers, and they have killed people. killer bees, known as africanized bees. i'm scared. >> rosemary never expected a nest of africanized killer bees to shack up across the street. >> i'm terribly allergic to them. >> they're originally from southern and eastern africa. dr. care brought some to brazil and fried to mate them with the european bee but they got loose, took over, and moved to the southern united states. the main difference b...