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TOPSHOT - This photo taken on February 14, 2019 shows beekeeper Yip Ki-hok, 62, using a metal pole to support a bucket of honeycombs (behind him) and drawstring bags containing bees (front) after removing their honey-filled nests from a hillside as he returns to his apiary through thick bushes in Hong Kong. - High up in the hills above Hong Kong, Yip Ki-hok uses nothing but his bare hands to remove a honey-filled nest of swarming bees -- a remarkable skill he learned after the hardship of China's famine years. (Photo by Anthony WALLACE / AFP) / To go with AFP story Hong Kong-lifestyle-food,FEATURE by Catherine Lai (Photo credit should read ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP/Getty Images)

TOPSHOT - This photo taken on February 14, 2019 shows beekeeper Yip Ki-hok, 62, using a metal pole to support a bucket of honeycombs (behind him) and drawstring bags containing bees (front) after removing their honey-filled nests from a hillside as he returns to his apiary through thick bushes in Hong Kong. - High up in the hills above Hong Kong, Yip Ki-hok uses nothing but his bare hands to remove a honey-filled nest of swarming bees -- a remarkable skill he learned after the hardship of China's famine years. (Photo by Anthony WALLACE / AFP) / To go with AFP story Hong Kong-lifestyle-food,FEATURE by Catherine Lai        (Photo credit should read ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP/Getty Images)