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Honeybees 'entomb' hives to protect against pesticides, say scientists
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 http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2011/apr/04/honeybees-entomb-hives
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> The entombing phenomenon was first noted in an obscure scientific paper 
> from
> 2009, but since then scientists have been finding the behaviour more
> frequently, with the same results.

Finally researchers are seeing what many U.S. beekeepers have been seeing 
for almost a decade.

bob 

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