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Why do men's bedrooms find urticaria one after another?

Because of the epidemic in COVID-19, honeycombs were found in male dormitories one after another, and college students did not return to school for half a year, which led to the long-term vacancy of dormitories and the emergence of various creatures.

# Status quo of college students returning to school # This topic soon reached 3.76 million discussions, and college students showed the biodiversity of dormitory. Recently, beehives were found in the dorms of two universities in Hunan. In this regard, the parties said: "The taste is still wide."

After returning to school, @ hunan city university students found beehives in 14 and 16 boys' dormitories. After receiving feedback from students, Mr. Chen, the person in charge of the property, took professionals to deal with it.

The brothers in the last dormitory shared the delicious food with tears.

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Coincidentally, Hunan Huaihua University also had a hive in the dormitory on the first day of school.

On September 1 day, Liu Tongxue of Huaihua University in Hunan finally returned to the dormitory after eight months of school, and found a dead worm on the balcony. He looked up and saw that there were many wasps among the clothes on the clothesline. It turned out to be a hornet's nest the size of a bowl. The school security captain came to handle it in protective clothing and successfully took off the hornet's nest after spraying insecticide.

Some netizens posted that after returning to school, they found a pack of mouse pups in the closet. In the video, a female student is shaking a mouse cub with chopsticks. Unexpectedly, the mouse cub fell down, scaring the female college students present to scream again and again.

Xiaoxiang morning herald-The male dormitory of Hunan University was surprised to see the hive, and the students shared the delicious food with tears: the taste was OK.