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|location = Forest Zone | |location = Forest Zone | ||
|sname = Apis mellifera scutellata | |sname = Apis mellifera scutellata | ||
|text = While cape honey bees don't look much different from common honey bees, generations of evolution in dry and volatile environments have given them stronger disease resistance, reproductive capabilities, and a more aggressive temperament than their cousins. | |text = | ||
While cape honey bees don't look much different from common honey bees, generations of evolution in dry and volatile environments have given them stronger disease resistance, reproductive capabilities, and a more aggressive temperament than their cousins.<br/> | |||
Nevertheless, the casualties caused by cape honey bees are largely exaggerated by the media. Under the scientific principle that "there are always more solutions than problems," the "problems" posed by cape honey bees have yet to escalate beyond resolution. | Nevertheless, the casualties caused by cape honey bees are largely exaggerated by the media. Under the scientific principle that "there are always more solutions than problems," the "problems" posed by cape honey bees have yet to escalate beyond resolution. | ||
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