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Randy

>By the time an individual bee dies from a virus infection, that virus has
> already mutated to hundreds of forms in the bee's own body.

So is this then the 'same' virus?  Have to admit that I am struggling to 
understand how what I understand to be a very basic form of life can mutate 
so much, yet still be known by the same name.  This is perhaps a classic 
case of us mere mortals not fully understanding what the 'scientists' are 
telling us.

Best wishes

Peter 

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