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Humans and the honey guide made a formidable predator.  No wonder that
those African bees were inadvertently selected for defensiveness.


That was the curious part of the video. It didn't seem like those African bees were overly defensive and judging by the hunter's clothing or lack of it, it seems like they weren't expecting any difficult behavior to occur. 



Bill Hesbach 
Northeast USA

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