This summer, the northern hemisphere seems to be particularly hot, even European countries at high latitudes are hot to 38 degrees; as for Tokyo, Japan, it has exceeded 40 degrees, which makes people say they can't stand it.

This summer, the northern hemisphere seems to be particularly hot, even European countries at high latitudes are hot to 38 degrees; as for Tokyo, Japan, it has exceeded 40 degrees, which makes people say they can't stand it.

A few days ago, a Japanese girl experienced the horror of high temperatures - when she woke up in the morning, she actually found that the bed was burning. Fortunately, she did not continue to sleep in, otherwise the consequences would be unimaginable.

This female netizen named @TarakoButters posted on Twitter that she had just woken up and was still in a daze, and suddenly felt her ankles were very hot.

At first, she hadn't reacted yet. She was stunned for a few seconds before she realized that the bed was burning, so she hurriedly got up and put out the fire.

After some investigation and research, the girl found that the culprit was actually a mirror placed opposite the bed.

It turned out that the girl did not pull the curtains when she was sleeping, but the morning sun shone in and reflected from the mirror to the edge of the bed, igniting the bed...

In order to make netizens see more clearly, the girl drew a schematic diagram.

This bizarre "fire" quickly sparked heated discussion among netizens. Many people pointed out: The quality of this mirror is not good and the surface is uneven. Just like the concave lens , it focuses the light at one point, thus igniting the bed.

It seems that sleeping in bed is not safe! In summer, the weather is dry and the food is dry, so be careful.