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07-27-2018, 07:02 PM
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Re: Stung to Death
Maybe from those crazy Japanese hornets, but the average person can take 4-6 stings per lb. Yes, and my brother, at 6 years old, was stung, ironically, 7 times on his chest and belly when wasps got stuck in his shirt. I still remember it, I was walking right next to him when he started freaking out...  Good times, good times.7 stings is definitely not a max for the normal person - but technically 7 could kill. It depends on what insect is doing the stinging, how sensitive you are, how ill you may be, age, and many of the usual variables like medication interactions or whatever. |
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07-27-2018, 10:26 PM
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Re: Stung to Death
This makes me thankful for the bees I have close to my house. They are pretty tame. They don't give a care as long as you arn't acting like this guy in the video.
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07-27-2018, 11:17 PM
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Re: Stung to Death
You can become allergic to bee venom at any time. Taking a bunch of stings can be fine all the other times and deadly the next. Anaphylaxic shock happens to the best of us.  |
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