JACKIE Currie had never seen anything like it. She had raised bees in South Carolina for more than a decade, and her insects had almost always been eager to fly out and collect pollen.
But one day last summer, she found her bees huddled at the entrance of their hive, like frightened beachgoers after a shark attack.
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