This man recorded a breathtaking video of bees in his bare hands - ABC7 San Francisco
Murder Hornets' Can Be Cooked Alive by a Vibrating Sphere of Bees
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BeeBall | European Softball Federation
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Bee Brains Hold Temp Steady to Slow Cook Wasps | Live Science
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A Bee Mob Kills Giant Hornets With a Hot & Stuffy "Bee Ball" | Discover Magazine
Hot Defensive Bee Ball Cooks Hornet Alive | Discover Magazine
Born to Bee Wild | Sierra Club
Kamikaze bees kill invading hornets by forming 'hot defensive balls' | Daily Mail Online
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Bizarre Bee-havior in the Battle Against the Giant Hornet | Science| Smithsonian Magazine
Japanese honeybees COOK invading 'murder hornets' to death | Daily Mail Online
Great balls of bees! - TruBee Honey
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Queen Introduction: Part 2, The Effect of Attendant Bees - American Bee Journal
Hot Bee Balls" Cook Enemy Hornets—But How Do Bees Endure the Heat?
Bee season: Balls of bees in trees, swarms; what you need to know – St George News
How bees put their brains together to slow-cook hornets
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Genes associated with hot defensive bee ball in the Japanese honeybee, Apis cerana japonica | BMC Ecology and Evolution | Full Text
Goal! Bees can learn ball skills from watching each other, study finds | Animal behaviour | The Guardian
