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 \nAges 7 to 12  \n1000  \natsideandiside3  \nKLLERBEES·0Sandra Maru.WaLKER &CoMPo Niw YORK  \n# WITHDRAWN\n\nNo longer the property of theBoston Public Library.Sale of th格material beneftted the Llorary  \ns this a killer bee?If it is,and if it'scoming to attack you,there are likelyto be lots more bees right behind it.Killerbees are a kind of honeybee.They live ina colony,or group,that works togetherto collect food and fight off enemies.Sohow can you tell if a bee is a killer bee?This book will show you.  \n# thoraxabdomen\n\nheadlegs  \nCould counting the number of legs or body parts help?No,like all honeybees,killer beesare insects with six legs and three main body parts:a head,a thorax,and an abdomen.  \nWithin a bee colony,there are three different kinds of bees:one queen bee,a fewhundred male bees,called drones,and thousands of worker bees.Whether or not it's akiller bee,the bee in this photo is a worker.  \nWorkers do a lot for their colony.Depending on its age,a worker performs differenttasks.During the first week of its life as an adult,the worker cleans the comb,or wax cellsthe bees build for their nest.The second week the worker helps feed the developing young.Once it's about three weeks old,the worker begins producing wax flakes that emergebetween the segments of its abdomen.The worker uses these flakes to build new waxcells or repair old ones.By the time it's four weeks old,the worker stops producing waxand moves on to the job of helping guard the nest entrance.Finally,once it's about fiveweeks old,the worker flies out to help collect nectar,which is the sweet liquid producedby flowers.It uses this to produce honey,and it continues collecting nectar and makinghoney for a few more weeks.  \nWorker bees live for only about six to eight weeks during the summer.Bees thatbecome adults during the autumn are less active and survive the winter to help raise a newgeneration of workers in the spring.  \nWhat most people call honeybees areEuropean honeybees.Their ancestors livedin Europe and were brought to other partsof the world to help pollinate crops andproduce honey.European honeybees inBrazil were producing less honey than ex-pected,and researchers believed this wasbecause of the tropical climate.In 1956,bees were imported from Africa becausetheir native climate was similar to Brazil's.Researchers mated African queen bees withEuropean drones in an effort to breed a beethat would produce more honey whilekeeping the less aggressive nature of theEuropean bees.These new hybrids werecalled Africanized bees.  \nA year later,as researchers were testing these new hybrids'abilities,twenty-six hybridcolonies escaped into the wild.These colonies quickly grew,split up,and spread out.Theyeven took over European-honeybee colonies,producing offspring that had the Africanized-bee traits.Look at the map to see,by color code,the path the bees followed as they spreadout.The years listed show when they first appeared in each new area.","cbCaijsblUOSzRSj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijsblUOSzRSj","pdf",2920535,48,"English","# Killer bees: fear and fascination\n## Honeybee colony danger and spread\n## Identifying a killer bee: body parts and legs\n## Types of bees in a colony\n## Worker bee life and roles\n## European honeybees and the rise of Africanized bees","[{\"question\":\"How do killer bees defend a colony?\",\"answer\":\"If disturbed, so many bees rush to defend the colony that a victim may be stung to death by hundreds of hive defenders.\"},{\"question\":\"How can someone tell what kind of honeybee it is?\",\"answer\":\"The text guides readers to compare features such as body parts and to understand that killer bees are a kind of honeybee living in colonies; 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