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When traveling outdoors, beware of harmful insects. The study found that most insects do not take the initiative to attack other than bloodthirsty insects and mosquitoes. They attack people because they are frightened by people. Therefore, it is best to remind everyone not to actively provoke some insects when playing in the wild.

The quail mainly inhabits the environment such as the grassland, the woods, etc., should try to avoid prolonged sitting and lying in such environment. To enter such areas, especially in areas where patients have been found, care should be taken to ensure personal protection. Repellents such as DEET can be sprayed on the exposed skin and clothing to protect them; cesium often adheres to the body's scalp, waist, armpits, groin and under the ankle. During or after an activity in a roe deer habitat, the presence or absence of attachment on the body should be carefully checked. If the roe deer is attached to the body, it should be removed immediately with a tool such as tweezers. Because the fluid on the carcass or in the area where the skin is damaged may contain infectious agents, do not remove the tendon by hand or crush the tendon with your fingers; it may be parasited on the surface of livestock or pets. If mistletoe is found on the animal's body, contact with the animal should be reduced to avoid biting. Persons with a history of bite or history of field activity should seek medical advice promptly and inform their doctor of the relevant exposure history once they develop suspected symptoms or signs.

In the leaves of plants that have been bitten, there are often colorful caterpillars. It is more common with pine caterpillars, mulberry caterpillars, and caterpillars. These caterpillars are poisonous, and thousands should not be pinched by hand to prevent them from being stabbed by their stings. If you are misunderstood by a caterpillar, you must not scratch it. The more you grasp the redness, the more itchy and unbearable. It is best to bring some tape with you, stick it on the wound and then peel it off, sticking out the poisonous hair on the skin to reduce the damage.

Some pets do not have stings, but when they are frightened, they will spray with irritating odor and corrosive misty fluids. If the eyes contact, it will take several hours, sometimes only a few weeks to heal. This defensive trick is shared by many armor, and some step beetles also emit a loud deafening sound of “squeaking” when ejecting liquids, so they are commonly referred to as “killing insects” or “fetters”.