Living in the countryside, I often hear the old people in the village say, "I'd rather bark a dog bite than a goose screw." This seemingly docile big white goose is not low in attack. In addition, geese are born with a sense of territory. If a stranger breaks in, they will always stretch their necks and show a state of aggression. They waved their wings and shouted loudly. Moreover, the speed is very fast. If they don't pay attention, they will be screwed up by the "great white goose". The taste is not ordinary sour! Therefore, in the countryside, people often call it "the bully of the earth"! However, we cannot deny that the great white goose has a "jagged beak" that not only breaks branches and grass, but also makes it difficult to bite. However, the kind of "bully" we are talking about today has a higher offensive capability and is deadly. This is more difficult to deal with than the great white goose. It can be said that people are "frightened by the wind"!
In fact, it is known as the Wasp, the "Killer Bee" of the super "bullies"! Wasps are also known as wasps, wasps, or earthworm wasps. It usually nests in branches or holes in some soils. Of course, some Vespas invaded our countryside and built their nests under the eaves. Wasps are different from bees. Wasps are big and poisonous. If a person or livestock is bitten by a venobee, in severe cases it can lead to death. Therefore, in the countryside, people call it "killer bees"! Since wasps are so destructive, are they beneficial insects or harmful? In my opinion, whether vespas are beneficial or harmful needs to be treated differently! Beneficial aspects: On the one hand, vespas can control agricultural pests, such as cotton bollworm, bridge worm, corn borer and so on. Achieving biological control and reducing pesticide spraying is an ecological model. Vespa, on the other hand, can be used as medicine or food and is a traditional Chinese medicine and tonic.
Harmful aspect: it is more "combative" than pests! First, the harm of wasps to humans and animals occurs in wasps, usually in groups, but at least tens to hundreds of thousands. Once the venoce is present where our farmers live and work, it is highly vulnerable to group attacks when frightened. Because he was so toxic, he was badly stung and killed! Second, wasps are the natural enemies of bees, which endangers bee production. If it appears in our rural beekeeping plants, it will pose a serious threat to bees and affect the production of honey.
Third, wasps cause agricultural harm. Wasps often roam the fields and feed on special local products, such as young leaves of vegetables or fruits. Once the fruit is bitten by the wasp, it is easy to reduce the yield of the farmland.
After the autumn, wasps often appear in these "local tycoons" in the countryside. Please walk away Under normal circumstances, vespas appear every year from July to October, especially from late August to October. When the autumn harvest season arrives, wasps enter a period of breeding and migration, making it easier to attack people or livestock. Therefore, remind our farmers to be careful when harvesting or picking fruits in the farmland and stay away from fruits when encountering them! What should I do if I encounter Vespa in the wild?
Living in the countryside, if wasps are found to be active, first of all, wasps are insensitive to stationary objects. Therefore, when encountering wasps, be calm and do not run around randomly. Also, when encountering a population of wasps, you should avoid being in some enclosed spaces. Or crouch down on the spot, stay still, cover your bare skin with clothes, and don't panic, otherwise it will attract more wasps from the wasps! If you have been stung by a wasp in your life, you should immediately check your skin for stingers and glue them out with forceps or tape. You should not scratch back and forth with your fingers. Also, you should wash the wound with water or apply it with saliva!
Recently, the "Earth Bully" has appeared in the countryside. When they met and hurried away, the peasants: this is too destructive! What do you think of this?