How to prevent bee stings

Speaking of being stung by bees, I believe many friends have had such or similar experiences in their lives, especially for many people born in the 1980s. When they were young, they often poked hornets' nests, and because of this, they were often stung by bees. So, what are the ways to prevent bee stings? This is what many friends want to know. Because even now, many friends may still be stung by bees.

However, for ordinary people, they will not be stung by bees under normal circumstances, because bees generally do not attack humans. Of course, this is not always the case. In real life, most people get stung by bees because they provoke the bees themselves. In response to this phenomenon, let’s talk about how to prevent bee stings.

1. When hiking in the wild, avoid passing through unused paths and bushes, as these areas may be where poisonous bees build their nests. Always keep an eye on rocks and tree branches. Some bees live on tree branches. In addition, garbage dumps and flower gardens are also places where bees often appear.

2. In rainy weather, bees mostly stay inside their nests and do not go out. They are easily irritated and sting people because of the crowded nests. Therefore, you must be extra careful when walking in mountainous areas. When hiking during the rainy season from September to November every year, you must pay special attention to the harm caused by bees.

3. It is best to wear smooth and light-colored clothes when mountaineering, and avoid dark, woolen or rough clothes. It is best if the pants can be tucked into the boots.

4. If you walk onto a one-way mountain road with knee-deep grass and a cliff on one side, the leader must be extra careful, because the rugged terrain is a good place for poisonous bees to cause trouble. If you find a poisonous bee, the best way is to take a detour.

5. If you see a bee flying past you, it is best to stand still, stay calm, observe the scene or let it fly away on its own. If you swat it with your hands, the poisonous bee may be driven away, but the person who follows may become a victim.

6. Traditional Chinese medicine often says: "To cure a disease, you must first prevent it." Well said. By the time a bee stings you, it will have stung you all over and it will be too late. So you should first learn some preventive measures. When hiking or going out for an outing, avoid stepping into sparsely populated grass or bushes, as these places are often where bees make their homes. Also, pay attention to tree branches and rocks, as there may be beehives there. When you encounter one, no matter it is safe or not, you must stay away from it and take a detour. This is the best preventive measure. Be careful not to dig into the beehive.

In fact, many times, people want to travel because they want to get closer to nature. When many people see bees while traveling, they tend to provoke them, which attracts the bees' "hunt." Through the detailed understanding of the above article, we all know some ways to prevent bee stings, so you might as well use these methods to prevent bee stings in your future life.