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Re: Is swarming tendency genetically controlled, and hence heritable?
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In my opinion, these are indications that honey bees have never been truly domesticated. If they were, they wouldn't swarm, they wouldn't sting and they would rob out the hive next to them. Still wild, after all these years. ¡Viva la reina!  ¡Viva la colmena!

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