Six people, including a mother and child, died after a bus in Nicaragua fell into a ravine and disturbed a swarm of killer Africanized bees
Six people, including a mother and child, died after a bus in Nicaragua fell into a ravine and disturbed a swarm of killer Africanized bees. The bus reportedly suffered a mechanical problem, causing it to skid off the road and into several hives. Approximately 45 people were on board the bus at the time of the accident, with all surviving the initial crash but being repeatedly stung by the angry bees. Africanized bees, which are cross-bred, are considered to be more harmful than single-breed honey bees and have caused over 1,000 reported deaths in Brazil since the 1950s. Now the story According to the New York Post, approximately 45 people were on board the bus when it reportedly suffered a mechanical problem, plunging 165 feet down the ravine, and ending up in a coffee plantation. All people survived the initial crash, but the bus disturbed a swarm of killer Africanized bees. The passengers were stung repeatedly by the angry insects, with six having reportedly succumbed to t...