High-altitude skydiving refers to skydivers jumping up to a high altitude by planes, balloons and other aircraft or other equipment, or jumping from steep mountain tops or high ground. Move in the air before and after opening the parachute, use the parachute to slow down the descent speed, and land safely in the designated area. It is a more dangerous extreme sport, and parachutes have become the most important thing for skydivers. However, there was a case in the United States where a woman couldn't open her parachute when she was skydiving.
Joan Murray is a white-collar worker in the financial industry. Like many Westerners, she also likes extreme sports very much. She enjoys the excitement brought to her during the exercise, and thinks it can relieve her pressure. She spent a lot of energy on skydiving, jumping back and forth 35 times, each time her height increased. Since they had all been successful before, Joan thought that she was already a person with more experience in skydiving, but she never expected that the old driver would overturn the car, and she would be in danger.
The height that Qiong will challenge this time is 4400 meters. As usual, he checked the equipment before departure and found that there was nothing wrong. So she was ready to take off. Unexpectedly, when she jumped from a high altitude to open the parachute, the parachute could not be opened. As an experienced skydiver, Joan did not panic, but went to open the backup parachute. However, the spare parachute could not be opened!
The speed of falling is very fast, waiting for him is being thrown into meatloaf, Joan is terrified. Just as she was about to accept all this, she did not expect the little ant to change her destiny. As we all know, the red fire ant is a kind of ant that inhabits the nest. The nest is an ant mound with a height of 10-30 cm stacked with soil, sometimes in a large area of honeycomb, and the internal structure is also honeycomb. As the number of ants in the nest continues to increase, the ant hills exposed to the soil will continue to increase. Red fire ants have a strong sense of territory around the anthill. If the nest is infested, they will actively attack the intruder.
It is the red fire ants and their nests that rescued Joan. When she fell to the ground, Joan happened to land on the red fire ant's anthill, which played a certain buffer role, and did not let her die on the spot. However, her injuries were also very serious, with multiple fractures and weak breathing. As the nest was destroyed, the red fire ants immediately all dispatched and attacked Joan, constantly biting her, the "destroyer". After being bitten by a red fire ant, there will be severe pain and it feels like a fire. Therefore, Joan, who had fainted, was awakened in pain and slowly regained consciousness before she knew that she was not dead.
Later, Joan tried his best to send out a distress signal, was discovered in time, and then sent to the hospital for treatment. If the RIFA's nest hadn't acted as a buffer, Joan would surely be killed on the spot, to pieces. Without the bite of the RIFA, she would not be sober, and eventually died of missing the best time for treatment. Therefore, RIFA became Joan's lifesaver. Her experience is also incredible.
