This honeybee dismembers its enemies and leaves them for dead

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By Suzanne JacobsJan 12, 2016, 6:03 pm71 pts
Breaking: A rebel honeybee queen living in the hills of western Pennsylvania is breeding an army of ruthless mite-killers. The queen, nicknamed No. 18, is reportedly sick of waiting around for humans to come up with an effective defense against the colony-killing varroa destroyer and has decided to…

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