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Thousands of dead bees wash up on Florida beach

February 9, 2017, 04:20 AM

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Thousands of dead bees wash up on Florida beach
Alex Lasker, AOL.com

Feb 8th 2017 1:30PM
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A group of bee experts told WBBH that it is very uncommon for dead bees to wash up on a beach en masse like this.
The group claims that the deaths could have resulted from nearby pesticide spraying, which might have forced the bees into the water....

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