Bees on Thai Sweets Don't Guarantee Safety, Experts Warn
A viral video showing bees swarming Thai sweets has reignited debate over the common belief that food visited by bees is clean and safe. Experts warn that bees can carry pathogens, challenging the notion of inherent safety.
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