most people have been stung by bees or other insects, but fortunately, most of us have not experienced the pain of being stung by hairy spider Eagles or fire mosquitoes. Entomologist Justin Schmidt from the University of Arizona bravely tested the pain of 150 kinds of insect bites with his own body and described them in detail. After hundreds of times of "forcibly demolishing" countless insect nests, leading to the self-defense counterattack of small insects, Schmidt quantified his experience of being bitten into the "Schmidt bite pain index", and listed the light bite pain degree of 78 insects in detail in the table, and then scored 1 to 4
10. Sweat bee
Pain index: 1 Schmidt comments: very light, very short, a slight bite will hardly leave traces on your arm.
9. Fire ants
Pain index: 1.2 Schmidt's comments: it's a little sharp and a little scary. It's like walking over a very rough carpet and touching it
8. Acacia ant
Pain index: 1.8 Schmidt's comments: a sharp pain like an injection into the skin.
7. White spotted wasp
Pain index: 2.0 Schmidt comments: very painful, a kind of simple pain, just like the feeling that your head is clamped by a revolving door.
6. Bumblebee
Pain index: 2.0 Schmidt comments: it's hot and choking. It's quite unbearable. Imagine a burning cigarette burning your tongue.
5. Bees
Pain index: 2.0 Schmidt comments: this pain is like a burning match head falling on your skin.
4. Red harvest ant
Pain index: 3.0 Schmidt comments: cold and rough pain, like someone digging out the toenail growing in the meat with a drill.
3. Wasps
Pain index: 3.0 Schmidt comments: not only painful, but also painful. It's like pouring hydrochloric acid from a beaker on a skin wound.
2. Long haired spider Eagle
Pain index: 4.0 Schmidt comments: it hurts to shock, just like being shocked. It's like an electrified hair dryer falling into the bathtub where you are enjoying a bubble bath and giving you an electric shock.
1. Bullet ant
Pain index: 4.0 + Schmidt's comments: it's like walking barefoot on the hot charcoal ash in the fire crossing ceremony, and there's a feeling of inserting a 10 cm rusty manicure knife on the knee, which makes people feel miserable.