Damage done: Africanized Honey Bees (=Killer Bees) are dangerous because they attack intruders in numbers much greater than European Honey Bees. Since their introduction into Brazil, they have killed some 1,000 humans, with victims receiving ten times as many stings than from the European strain.

Brazil

African Honey Bees were brought to the Western hemisphere in 1956, when the Brazilian government asked Dr. Warwick Kerr, a geneticist, to create a bee that could survive Brazil’s tropical climate. The European Honey Bee had not been able to successfully withstand heat and predation.

Killer bees or Africanized honey bees are actually great honey producers. Some beekeepers even prefer them. In fact killer bees are smaller than European bees, so they carry less venom. However they are more aggressive than regular honey bees.

Do Not Kill Attacking Bees In most cases, the danger lies in the number of stings associated with an Africanized honey bee attack. Those unable to run from an attack, such as the very young or very old, or persons with disabilities are at greater risk of multiple stings.

Stay in the sheltered area even if a few bees come inside with you; Africanized bees (like European bees) will die after stinging once, and it is better to deal with a few bees than a whole swarm.

Africanized honey bee stings, like those of common honey bees, can cause local pain, itching, swelling, skin infection. They can also cause allergic reaction with breathing difficulty, heart irregularity, seizures, shock, and death. Serious kidney, muscle, liver, brain, and lung damage can result.

Africanized “killer” bees look so much like domestic honey bees that the only way to tell the two apart is by measuring their bodies. Africanized bees are slightly smaller than their counterpart. They are golden yellow with darker bands of brown.

They can chase a person a quarter of a mile (400 m); they have killed some 1,000 humans, with victims receiving 10 times more stings than from European honey bees. They have also killed horses and other animals….

Momoshiki

He captured the other Kage with the Shadow Paralysis Technique and was about to kill the other Kage, except for Naruto. With no other options, Sasuke decided to have Boruto use Rasengan to put an end to the threat. Boruto hit Momoshiki with his small Rasengan and freed his father and the other Kage.

Boruto has Otsutsuki blood running within his body. Given that Naruto is a descendant of Hagoromo Otsutsuki and Hinata is a descendant of Hamura Otsutsuki — it is evident that Boruto is part-Otsutsuki. He is the direct descendant of both sides of the Otsutsuki clan on earth.

While Naruto did need Sasuke’s help to defeat Momoshiki Otsutsuki, it is important to note that he was at half his full strength during the fight, having exactly half his chakra extracted by Momoshiki himself. At full power, it is highly likely that Naruto Uzumaki is stronger than Momoshiki.

4 Naruto Uzumaki He possesses tremendous power that allowed him to put up a fight against even Momoshiki Otsutsuki to an extent. Although Naruto can do the same with Isshiki, he cannot defeat him in battle unless Sasuke Uchiha is by his side.

Isshiki Otsutsuki

Sasuke Uchiha is one of the strongest characters in the series right now and an equal to Naruto Uzumaki. With his Six Paths Yin powers and the Rinnegan, Sasuke appears to be unbeatable at times. Both Naruto and Sasuke have almost killed each other on several occasions throughout the story.

Hashirama Senju