What is another word for killer bees?
Pronunciation: [kˈɪlə bˈiːz] (IPA) 
The term "killer bees" is commonly used to describe a hybrid of African honey bees and European honey bees, known for their aggressive behavior. However, it is not respectful to refer to them as "killer bees" anymore. Instead, they can be referred to as Africanized bees or African Honey Bees. "Africanized" is a more accurate description of their genetic origins, while "African Honey Bees" distinguishes them from European honey bees and acknowledges their important ecological role. Other alternatives include "hybrid honey bees," "wild honey bees," or more generic terms such as "aggressive bees." Regardless of the term used, it's important to remember that these bees are not inherently vicious and should be treated with respect and caution.
