3 Million Bees Removed From Kitchen Of Couple's Apartment
Posted: 12:51 pm EST December 12, 2006Updated: 6:32 pm EST December 12, 2006
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. -- A south Florida couple was happy to not be sharing their home with millions of bees. Jesus Molina said he and his girlfriend were ready to buzz off after a swarm of bees invaded the kitchen wall of their Miami Beach apartment.
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Molina said the bees were there for at least two and a half years. The couple finally had enough and called in the professionals."So we're trying to, like, get rid of most of them, but without professional help we can't. So now we almost … They're biting me!'" Molina screamed, running from the home during an interview with reporters.Beekeepers removed more than 3 million bees from the apartment. They also extracted nearly 60 pounds of honey.Beekeepers said the insects got in through a small hole and built a home in the kitchen cabinet.
MUST-SEE SLIDESHOW: 99 Strange News Photos!Molina said the bees were there for at least two and a half years. The couple finally had enough and called in the professionals."So we're trying to, like, get rid of most of them, but without professional help we can't. So now we almost … They're biting me!'" Molina screamed, running from the home during an interview with reporters.Beekeepers removed more than 3 million bees from the apartment. They also extracted nearly 60 pounds of honey.Beekeepers said the insects got in through a small hole and built a home in the kitchen cabinet.
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