What to do if ants get into your ears

There are actually many large and small insects living around us. Ants are a relatively common type of insect. Many people like to lie on the bed and eat some sweet food. This is wrong and often attracts some ants. If ants accidentally crawl into your ears, you must remain calm and use some small methods to get the ants out of your ears.

What to do if ants get into your ears? The first method is the simplest one. Ants, like us humans, also need oxygen. As long as you cover your ears for a while, the ants will die from lack of oxygen. Try not to use an ear pick to dig out the dead ants yourself. As it is not clean enough, it is recommended to go to the hospital to remove the ants or clean your ears.

Method 2 can also take advantage of the fact that ants follow the light, but it may not be successful because ants will follow the light source.

The third method is to use some vegetable oil. Drop the vegetable oil into the ear (not pour it in...) to block the ear canal, which will cause ants to lack oxygen. Because vegetable oil is harmless to the ears, do not pour lubricating oil, sewing machine oil, gasoline, or kerosene. Method 4: Apply some honey or something like that slightly outside the ear. Ants like sweets and will crawl out. Method five is to fill the ears with water close to body temperature (not with a pipe). Too cold or too hot can easily cause dizziness. The ears will not hurt after the ants drown. Be sure to go to the hospital to see a doctor to remove the ant's body, otherwise the ears will become inflamed. About Ants Ants are insects with social living habits and belong to the order Hymenoptera. The antennae of ants are obviously knee-shaped, and there are one or two nodular segments on the abdomen. They generally have no wings. Only mating male ants and fertile female ants have wings. The wings of female ants fall off after mating. Ants are insects that undergo complete metamorphosis, going through the egg, larva, and pupa stages before becoming adults. The larvae and queen ants cannot live independently and are completely fed by worker ants. All worker ants are female, but they cannot reproduce. They are responsible for taking care of the queen ant and larvae, and then gradually begin to do more complex tasks such as digging holes and collecting food. Worker ants come in different body shapes. Some have larger heads and jaws and are responsible for fighting and defending the ant nest. They are also called soldier ants. Ants are a common type of insect and are easy to identify. They are generally small in size (0.5cm-2.5cm), and come in black, yellow, red, white, etc. Their body walls are elastic, smooth or have slight hairs. The mouthparts are of the chewing type, with a well-developed upper jaw. The antennae are knee-shaped, with a very long stalk and 2 to 3 swollen segments at the end. The entire antennae are divided into 4 to 13 segments. The abdomen is nodular. Some have wings, some do not. The spurs on the front legs are large and comb-shaped, and are used as horn cleaners (for cleaning antennae). It is a polymorphic social insect. It can move objects that are hundreds of times heavier than itself.