Invasive 'killer bees' found in Alabama pose risks to humans and animals

'KILLER' INVASION: Another invasive species has made its way into our backyards.
This time, its a bee that could be a danger to people, pets, and even live stock. Luckily, experts tell US the likelihood of an outright attack is low.
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[@410kane]

That bee was so big, that picture of it looked like a mugshot

[@reedjasonf]

Africanized bees have been in Alabama for years! They make their way to Michigan even. Basically, if you live in the contiguous 48, there is a non-zero chance bees are africanized.

[@BillyEEngerson]

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