Six percent of people think they can beat a grizzly bear (4 Viewers)

[sfidc3]

I'm lucky I wasn't allergic either. I got hit a lot more times than 6 though . I believe the whole colony went into attack
mode on me. The only things I was wearing were a pair of tennis shoes and shorts. Most of the hits were on my back
as I was running into her house. It hurt,your pain tolerance is greater than mine.


The above said,it was not the most powerful sting I've experienced. That honor goes to a red wasp. They are usually
docile unless you attack their nest. I was moving an old BBQ grill . Red wasps had built a nest inside. I got hit about
10 times. It felt like getting hit with a branding iron.

https://www.westernexterminator.com/wasps/ouch-the-top-5-most-painful-insect-stings/

All I can say is thank God 4 of these 5 don't live in my area

Never got stung by a red wasp but actually the most painful stinging I’ve ever experienced? No wings…an ASP (catapiller) must have clung to my shirt as a kid. I woke up screaming it felt like my chest was on fire, those buggers have stingers on their feet, that was horrible, to this day I’m freaked out by catapillers….

 

[Optimus Prime]

Never got stung by a red wasp but actually the most painful stinging I’ve ever experienced? No wings…an ASP (catapiller) must have clung to my shirt as a kid. I woke up screaming it felt like my chest was on fire, those buggers have stingers on their feet, that was horrible, to this day I’m freaked out by catapillers….

I've never heard about caterpillar bites/stings before

 

[sfidc3]

I've never heard about caterpillar bites/stings before

There were a few types of caterpillar (thanks for the proper spelling) that stung back in Metairie LA….there are virtually none in MD….I think its a southern thang….

 

[Crzycjunx76]

There were a few types of caterpillar (thanks for the proper spelling) that stung back in Metairie LA….there are virtually none in MD….I think its a southern thang….

This bastage?

Bug Biz: Pest Management and Insect Identification Series - Puss Moth Caterpillar

The puss moth caterpillar (Megalopyge opercluaris) is known throughout the new world for their urticating hairs and their painful sting.

www.lsuagcenter.com

 

[sfidc3]

This bastage?

Bug Biz: Pest Management and Insect Identification Series - Puss Moth Caterpillar

The puss moth caterpillar (Megalopyge opercluaris) is known throughout the new world for their urticating hairs and their painful sting.

www.lsuagcenter.com

Not sure but looks similar, I remember some had light and dark tones contrasting…others were just kid of tan …..

 

[Optimus Prime]

This bastage?

Bug Biz: Pest Management and Insect Identification Series - Puss Moth Caterpillar

The puss moth caterpillar (Megalopyge opercluaris) is known throughout the new world for their urticating hairs and their painful sting.

www.lsuagcenter.com

That looks like the thing that crawled out of Chekhov's ear

 

[BayouSAINTJoe]

This popped up on my FB today and immediately thought of this thread:

 

[Yatman]

This bastage?

ugh, got zapped by those in my chalmatian grandparents' yard

they sure look adorable and fuzzy

 

[Crzycjunx76]

ugh, got zapped by those in my chalmatian grandparents' yard

they sure look adorable and fuzzy

I still remember those arsehats from 35 years ago when they infested the bushes and trees surrounding my elementary school and on the playground.

I recall some being a light greenish, or other varying hues.

I also remember a day plus of pain after which I was weary of going near any foleiage for a while.

 

[DJ1BigTymer]

This popped up on my FB today and immediately thought of this thread:

Thank you for bring this thread back to bears and away from one of God's greatest weapons of vengeance upon man, wasp/hornets!

 

[Sailorsaint]

Thank you for bring this thread back to bears and away from one of God's greatest weapons of vengeance upon man, wasp/hornets!

Speaking of which....why aren't they listed in the original chart?!

 

[faceman]

This popped up on my FB today and immediately thought of this thread:

Lol this appeared on my FB page as well.

 

[faceman]

Thank you for bring this thread back to bears and away from one of God's greatest weapons of vengeance upon man, wasp/hornets!

This is a pic of a short faced bear. They are extinct now. Their Kodiak and Polar cousins can approach nearly the same
size. Yeah we can outfight this.

 

[Crzycjunx76]

This is a pic of a short faced bear. They are extinct now. Their Kodiak and Polar cousins can approach nearly the same
size. Yeah we can outfight this.

Nope. To believe there are scientists that want to see if they could clone them back into existance.

Also, very NSFW language. Love Death and Robots Bear.

NSFW

 

[Optimus Prime]

This is a pic of a short faced bear. They are extinct now. Their Kodiak and Polar cousins can approach nearly the same
size. Yeah we can outfight this.

Looks to be the right height for some sort of scrotum attack