Question: are killer bees in tennessee?
Answer: If the whole hive -- up to 100,000 bees -- retaliates, he'll have found another group of Africanized bees that recently reached Tennessee. Studer is the apiarist, or beekeeper, for Tennessee's Department of Agriculture, which on Monday confirmed the state's first case of Africanized bees -- the so-called "killer" bees.