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In response to "I wonder if anyone has checked all the GMOs being grown now. Some have insect killing qualities. -- nm" by Bacon

There's no real commonality among affected hives

Posted by Reagen Sep 10 '12, 19:52

and apparently some massive losses of hives is normal. I'm starting to suspect this is a bit of a shark attack/acceleration Toyota thing - something that happens normally but got hyped up and people see it everywhere.

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since I am friends with Bee Boy (a big time entomologist) I believe it is not a shark attack thing.. - loosilu Sep 10, 19:55
Or it could be something new. I mean that bat nose fungus thing has exploded. I don't think that's been hyped,. - Bacon Sep 10, 19:54 11
- what the bats? serious thing. but bats and bees are, surprise, not related. -- nm - loosilu Sep 10, 19:59 10
  - birds, on the other hand... -- nm - Spawn Sep 10, 20:01 6
    - are bats? Or bats are birds? Let`s be clear now -- nm - mud Sep 10, 20:04 5
      - they're the big bug scourge of the skies. -- nm - Calvins Sep 10, 20:08 3
        
        to be clear they eat a lot ofbugs -- nm - lthe liioulu on a different nook Sep 10, 20:09 2
        
        Ive always wanted a fruit bat as a pet - Epiphany Sep 10, 20:19 1
        
        well, they don't eat the bugs. :) -- nm - loosilu Sep 10, 20:43
      - Birds and the Bees -- nm - Bacon Sep 10, 20:07
  - Yeah, because that's what I said. -- nm - Bacon Sep 10, 20:01 2
    - text me -- nm - loosilu Sep 10, 20:01 1
      - The bat phone is out of order -- nm - Bacon Sep 10, 20:01

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