A semitruck filled with 448 hives of honeybees spilled on I-5 Friday morning. Here’s a sampling of the reaction in social media:
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A semitruck filled with 448 hives of honeybees spilled on I-5 Friday morning. Here’s a sampling of the reaction in social media:
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