Great Britain was invaded by giant German “drunken” wasps. Insects are extremely aggressive and attack people for no reason, writes the Daily Star.
According to experts, the appearance of dangerous wasps is associated with the hot summer season and the abundance of fermented fruits that they eat. As a result, insects “get drunk” and become more restless and aggressive.
According to the head of one of the pest control companies Paul Bates, now the peak of insect activity is coming, as the queens have finished laying their eggs, and many wasps have begun to leave the hive, since they no longer need to “look after the queen.”
He urged the British to be careful on the streets, especially at picnics, and do not wave their arms when meeting insects, as this increases the chances of becoming an object of aggression.
In August, it was reported that in France, a man died from a wasp bite.
During the meal, the insect stung the man in the tongue, causing him to swell. The man began to choke, and then completely lost consciousness, and his heart stopped. The rescuers who arrived at the scene failed to resuscitate the man and declared his death.