Video shows bridges, roads and homes washed away in Bat Cave, North Carolina after Hurricane Helene
, North Carolina is preparing for an increase in bee stings, with thousands of EpiPens and other medications being distributed around the Tar Heel State.
The Category 4 cyclone uprooted trees and reshaped the landscape, affecting not only humans but also wildlife populations and insects. The North Carolina Wildlife Federation says there are more than 500 bee species, with a large number used for honey production. Beekeepers warn that the insects are naturally more defensive during the fall as they protect their hives before hibernation during the winter.It is recommended to take measures such as removing food from the outdoors, wearing protective clothing and using unscented or non-floral products to lessen the attraction of the bees.
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