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Re: Bee Attack
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Wed, 18 Aug 2004 16:15:29 -0700
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    This morning's (Wednesday) Los Angeles Times had more information
about last weekend's bee attack in Orange County.

Tests confirmed their Africanized bee status.

Two tethered neighbor dogs died from more than 100 stings each.

This was the first major attack in the County since the known arrival
of Africanized bees in that area (1999).

                                                Adrian
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