Bee scientists force killer mites to self destruct

Wednesday, December 22, 2010 - 09:32 in Mathematics & Economics

The blood-sucking Varroa is the biggest killer of honey bees world-wide, having developed resistance to beekeepers’ medication over the past decade. It particularly thrives in cold winters when colonies are more vulnerable while huddled together tightly to keep warm.

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