If you see a honey bee swarm in your yard or near your home, it may look scary or threatening. But you should know that swarming bees generally are not dangerous and do not pose a risk, Keller said.

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If you see a honey bee swarm in your yard or near your home, it may look scary or threatening. But you should know that swarming bees generally are not dangerous and do not pose a risk, Keller said.

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