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Yes. It was accidentally introduced into Brazil in 1958, where it interbred with the local bees and retained the aggressive characteristics of the African species. It is now called the Africanised 'killer' bee and it has since migrated to the United States of America, despite major attempts to prevent it's spread.

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  • Are there Africanized bees in Australia
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  • Yes. It was accidentally introduced into Brazil in 1958, where it interbred with the local bees and retained the aggressive characteristics of the African species. It is now called the Africanised 'killer' bee and it has since migrated to the United States of America, despite major attempts to prevent it's spread.
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  • Yes. It was accidentally introduced into Brazil in 1958, where it interbred with the local bees and retained the aggressive characteristics of the African species. It is now called the Africanised 'killer' bee and it has since migrated to the United States of America, despite major attempts to prevent it's spread.
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