How to Avoid Getting Stuck by Wasps
WouterGetting stung by a wasp can be an excruciating experience. The sting can hurt a lot and you may not be able to move for days. It is best to avoid getting stung by wasps, but if you must, you can take certain steps to mitigate the damage.
The first thing to do when getting stung is to avoid moving quickly. This may sound counter-intuitive, but wasps are highly sensitive to movement and will see you as a potential threat.
Wasps are most likely to sting you when they feel threatened. They will react to a sudden movement or movement of your arms. If you move rapidly, you’ll likely be bitten.
Another thing to keep in mind is that wasps are actually quite clever. They are attracted to bright colors, patterns, and fruit. They use their stinger to hunt and protect their nest. They also release a chemical known as pheromone. These pheromones attract other wasps to the nest.
The most important thing to remember is to remain calm. If you are surrounded by a large group of wasps, it is best to cover your face and eyes. You may want to wave your arms in the air, but you should be calm and not chase the wasps.
While you’re at it, you should also make sure to dispose of food carefully, since wasps have been known to sting people who eat too much of it. You should also carry an epinephrine injection pen, since it can help you if you need it.
