The swarm is here.

After 15 years of keeping an eye on the sky for killer bees, experts say the Africanized honey bee has replaced the European variety in Texas and all people can do is live with them.

Concerns of killer bee activity were renewed Monday when a Tomas Berrones, 61, of Brownsville, died following a bee attack.

So, the question remains if other such incidents could occur in the area.

Josh Ramirez, director of the city’s health department, said more calls have come in since Berrones’ death Monday, though the autopsy report has not been released publicly, yet.

“There have been attacks on humans, but not usually lethal,” Ramirez said.