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Charlie Lyon

Thirsty bees force officials to close areas of Joshua Tree National Park

Bees drink from water source.

Areas of Joshua Tree National Park, including Cottonwood Visitor Center, parking area, restrooms and Cottonwood campground, have been closed due to increased bee activity.

Park officials have explained that in the summer, water becomes scarce and bees seek alternative sources of hydration. This can include water in bathrooms, condensation from air conditioners, and even visitor sweat.

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