new video loaded: 14 Million Honeybees Escape From Truck in Washington Emergency workers responded after a tractor-trailer carrying 70,000 pounds of pollinator hives rolled over on a country road ...

Approximately 14 million bees escaped after a tractor-trailer carrying more than 70,000 pounds of pollinator hives rolled over Friday in northern Washington state, authorities said. The commercial ...

“250 million bees are now loose,” the Whatcom ... Then came an all-caps warning: “AVOID THE AREA due to the potential of bee escape and swarming.” Several emergency responders were stung ...

About 250 million bees are estimated to have escaped from the truck. "250 million bees are now loose," wrote the Whatcom County Sheriff on its social media page. "AVOID THE AREA due to the ...

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There was a buzz in the air on Friday in northwestern Washington state as about 250 million honeybees escaped a commercial truck that overturned. The truck hauling an estimated 31,800kg (70,000lbs ...

About 250 million bees are estimated to have escaped from the truck. "250 million bees are now loose," wrote Whatcom County Sheriff on its social media page. "AVOID THE AREA due to the potential of ...

WHATCOM COUNTY, Wash. — CORRECTION: The Whatcom County Sheriff's Office now says 250 million bees did not escape, but 14 million. The correction was posted on the sheriff's office Facebook page ...

A truck crash that set 250 million bees free has sparked warnings in the western US, with police telling people to avoid swarms of the stinging insects. The accident happened in Washington state ...

Approximately 250 million pollinating bees are loose in Whatcom ... “AVOID THE AREA due to the potential of bee escape and swarming,” a social media post from the Whatcom County Sheriff ...