PHOENIX — An Arizona beekeeper wants to spread awareness about hive safety in light of the recent fatal bee attack in north Scottsdale.
Three workers were attacked by bees Monday morning while working on the roof at a senior living facility. One of the victims died at the hospital, while two others are recovering.
Alex Garcia, who co-owns Southwest Honey and Bee Removal, said moving swarms of bees generally don’t pose a danger to humans. Venturing too close to an active hive is where the danger occurs.
Tips to know after fatal Scottsdale bee attack
Bees can be more agitated in the summer months as they also deal with high heat, and less rain means less food for the insects, Garcia said…