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Q: What is the scariest insect you've come in contact with in China?

A while ago someone asked what the poisonous spiders were in China. So now I'm asking what are your most dangerous critter encounters?

I had a run in with a wolf spider, which are supposed to be more dangerous here. It lived in my room for 3 days before I killed it. One time I came in my room and it was high up on the wall, it was horrible. I knocked it down with my room and squashed it against the wall until it stopped moving. I stomped on it a few times for good measure.

There is also a bee nest next to my air conditioner outside. They're that giant type of giant hornet. Luckily I have not had a problem with those things, I keep out of their way, and they don't bother me. Luckily it is getting colder outside.

15 years 7 weeks ago in  Health & Safety - China

 
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I got bit by a tarantula, but luckily it was fried on a stick and it was my fault because I bit the wrong way.

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I have yet to come across any scary insects, which is disappointing. Crying One of my hobbies is entomology.

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One of these in Zhejiang Province
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thelyphonida

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10 inch centipede. I was too scared to step on it because I didn't think I was heavy enough to kill it.

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I saw one of those centipede's in my old apartment. I was freaked, there were so many legs...

I used to have quite a lot of cockroaches too but found some poison to feed them.

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a simple MOSQUITO! hate them

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Agree about the mozzies. not the scariest to most but statistically the most likely do do you in. Malaria, Dengue amoung other things.

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I've seen lots of BIG ASS spiders (they just freak me out) ad the centipedes but thank Christ nothing close to 10"!!

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