Leaving honey out in the open risks attracting bee robbers–a lesson a shop owner from Canada learned the hard way. Photo: Getty Images / intek1 After an unusually hot and dry summer in Canada, a ...

An apiarist in Terrace, B.C., says she found thousands of 'robber bees' in her store in late August. (Submitted by Christine McDonald - image credit) A Terrace, B.C., beekeeper found herself in a ...

In late August, an unusual incident occurred at Rushing River Apiaries in Terrace, British Columbia, when thousands of honeybees entered the shop of beekeeper Christine McDonald. The bees, exhibiting ...

A Canadian beekeeper was shocked to discover robber bees had infiltrated her shop in an apparent honey heist.Christine McDonald A Canadian beekeeper found her shop swarmed with “thousands and ...

A Terrace, B.C., beekeeper found herself in a nightmare situation late last month when "thousands and thousands of bees" filled her shop. Call it an attempted robbery — the bees were trying to steal ...

After an unusually hot and dry summer in Canada, a beekeeper fell victim to a particularly brazen robbery. Thousands of so-called robber bees descended on the honey in her store. What sounds like a ...

Bees sometimes attack other colonies as resources dwindle, but they usually stick to beehives found outside. A Terrace, B.C., beekeeper found herself in a nightmare situation late last month when ...