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Over millennia, they developed an innate fear of the tiny creatures. ... Currently, the group has 14,000 beehives hanging in 97 sites across Africa and Asia. ...

The elephants' natural fear of being stung keeps them away, ... To date over 14,000 beehives have been hung as elephant deterrents in 97 sites across Africa and Asia. RELATED TOPICS.

Prepping has long been dominated by those on the political right — with the classic stereotype of a lone wolf hunkering in a bunker with food, water and guns. That may be changing as fears of authorit ...