When a bee stings you, never slap it or attempt to kill it on your body surface because this is why. If you don’t want that deadly reaction of swelling and pain from a bee sting, then do nothing and look for the string embedded in your skin. It will be attached to white mucus. The string may even be lodged beneath the skin much like a wooden splinter. Use a sterilized needle or blade to remove it. This photo shows exactly what happens when a bee stings you. The sad part is that the bee too will die after it stings you because as it flies away, the sting lodged in your skin is torn away from the bee rupturing its behind.
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Here is another brilliant example of split-second photography or most probably an accidental one. The girl swimming underwater looks like she has the head of a fish and it also seems to be looking at the camera.
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Well, the guy in white is most probably a proctologist which is why he seems to be giving his opponent a free examination right there on the field. Or, is he pulling out the ball from his backside?
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This is a brilliant piece of photography catching this tribal in action spearfishing. It’s not always that one can get opportunities for such pictures, but locations such as these give you a free run for some dazzling shots.
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This eagle seems to be using his extra boost jet propulsion packs to fly faster and it looks like he is creating a cloud trail to that effect. A spectacular shot to be able to get the flying eagle and click it in the precise location when a jet is passing.
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