Killer bees are aggressive and widely considered dangerous.
In a shocking moment, a 60-year-old one-legged man and his dog from Arizona were attacked by 1,000 killer bees and stung more than 250 times.
The dire situation did not end until firefighters used a hose to wash away the insects.
According to arizona familyAround 1,000 bees attacked 60-year-old John Fischer and his dog Pippin while they were walking in their Florence suburb on Saturday night. With his shirt covered with crawling insects, Mr. Fischer, who lost a leg due to infection about eight years ago, tried to crawl on the ground.
Mr Fischer said he had suffered more than 250 stings throughout his body in the horrific attack, with stung wounds to his hands, eyes, mouth, ears, legs and back, as well as having to crawl to the ground after his wheelchair was overturned. The marks also remained. ,
Fisher reported, “I crawled my way out for a while to try to get away from where they were, but of course, they followed me.” Arizona Family.
Fischer is now covered with bee stings on his arms, eyes, mouth, ears, legs and back. He also has scratches on his knees and elbows from crawling on the pavement.
She said her dog, Pippin, was also stung more than 50 times and was taken to an animal hospital. Pippin is now home and has been given a 9/10 chance of survival, but he is in bad shape.
“She’s sick. We’re trying to get her drunk. She’s in a lot of pain, and what I can see is that she’s very lethargic. We’re even giving her Benadryl so that she’ll pass it out.” Fischer said.
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