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It’s so hot
This burn bug excretes a poisonous substance called phlegmon.
Just pulling it makes my skin irritated.
time
After a while, the skin will come off.
They say that if you get burned, it will be like salt.
I don’t know where the poison came from.
I just finished eating it. You see the yellow color?
So, I guess I would get a rash if I touched otherworldly skin.
If this doesn’t come out, it’ll be a long shot, right?
It’s been a week since it passed by
There really is nothing wrong
Because they are crawling on their bodies
It doesn’t cause a rash.
Marge Y
Nuri Miri is here, Boyjo is here, here
Ah, this is how poison comes out.
I rub the burn bugs now and they will be gone in 3 days.
2 convex limits stick out.’
On the 3rd day, I saw something that looked like a blister.
It’s day 5 now.
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I have blisters.
Because it tickles, it tickles for a long time.
Now, there are no blisters.
It’s not so bad now, but on the 4th day, it’s really itchy.
It’s been two weeks now.
Before that, there was no ttakjaengi, so I couldn’t take pictures of it.
If you look, it’s almost completely healed.
I rub it so hard that even the fairy reacts.
This is a burn bug that causes burns just by brushing against it.]
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I wonder if I get burned just by brushing against it.
It’s a mess, it’s a mess, it’s a real mess
In the case of this burn bug, it is said to be a domestic species.
It was first discovered in 1968 in the Jeonnam region.
It is said that many discoveries will be made.
It’s been showing up steadily ever since.
There is no such thing as a university dormitory or, for example, a chamber school.
The car burn bug is called ‘green ant half-wing’.
I thought the scabs on his back were black.
If you look at it this close, it looks blue, right?
They say that just brushing against the skin can cause an inflammatory reaction.
In the case of Namgahoe, they pick poison.
I don’t know if they do that too.
^From a hard perspective, this way is better}
If the poison bites your flesh,
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