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Africanized bees can cause serious problems for homeowners as one family in Florida has recently just found out.

Their day began as usual with a walk with their family beagle-basset hound mix dog named Lucy.  After arriving home, they placed their dog on a seven foot chain that was attached to their front porch.  Not long after, the homeowner heard a large branch crash onto the roof above his office.  The homeowner then looked out the front window to see his beloved pet being attacked by a swarm of Africanized bees.

The homeowner had no idea that a beehive was hidden up in the tree where the branch came crashing down from.  Although the dog did nothing to provoke the attack, for whatever reason, the bees clearly regarded the poor dog as a threat.  The dog received so many bee stings that sadly it died from anaphylaxis shock.

As bad it is to lose a beloved family pet is this way, the same scenario could also play out for a child or adult.  Africanized bees can be very aggressive and cause serious and dangerous consequences to homeowners.  It is wise to contact a licensed pest control specialist who is trained in the treatment of these aggressive pests.

NJ and NYC bees will often build beehives under the eaves of houses. Residents sometimes knock them down but the persistent NJ, NYC bees keep coming back and building more beehives. Also, knocking down beehives can make the bees angry and may provoke them to attack. No you can’t entice them to build a beehive at your annoying neighbors house.

Some residents complain of numerous NJ, NYC beehives being developed at their house. Screaming “Oh the horror! The horror! Won’t do any good. Bees can make it difficult to enjoy the outside area of your home. Most honey bees won’t attack unless they feel threatened or they think the hive is threatened. Africanized beehives can be a big problem. These mean bees are much more aggressive then the basic European bees.

If you have beehives In NJ, NYC, Manhattan, Queens, the Bronx or Brooklyn let a NJ, NYC bees pest control expert take care of them for you.

Africanized honey bees aka killer bees are more aggressive than the European subspecies. These mean bees enjoy taking over a hive and placing their queen bee in charge of the hive. They don’t put the established queen bee in prison or place her in exile in Bolivia. No they kill her. Oh my.

The inhabitants of an Africanized bee hive are much more likely to attack humans when they feel threatened when compared to the more docile standard European bees commonly found in NJ and NYC. They also attack with a large gang of bees. By the way, the most common of the European versions of bees living in the United States is the Italian bee. Professional bee keepers try their best to get rid of the mean strains of bees such as the Africanized versions and breed the nicer bees.

If you are dealing with bees in NJ, NYC, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx or in Manhattan ask a NJ, NYC bees pest control expert to take care of them for you.

NJ and NYC residents that are hearing bees buzzing about but don’t see a bee hive in a nearby tree might want to look for holes in their house. If you see bees buzzing in out out of a hole in the outer wall of your house you might have thousands of them hanging out in a hive in your home.

Don’t agitate them because a gang of angry NJ, NYC bees will attack you if they feel threatened. It’s best to ask a pest control professional to take care of NJ, NYC bees.

Queen bees are highly protective of their throne. The dominating queen bee will kill any other queen bee that want to rule the hive. You may also be interested to know that some experts claim bees will travel from three to six miles away from their hive for pollinating purposes. Perhaps they’re really just goofing off.

If you have NJ, NYC, Queens, the Bronx, Manhattan or Brooklyn bees that are causing trouble let a NJ, NYC pest control company take care of them for you.