An Australian reporter Alex Bernhardt, who has had her share of bad on-air experiences in the past, was filming a TV news package for a TV channel when she was filmed receiving a nasty bite from a bull ant.
Reporter bitten by a big, venomous Ant while on TV
An Australian reporter Alex Bernhardt was filming a TV news package for a TV channel when she was filmed receiving a nasty bite from a bull ant.
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To non-Australians, an ant bite might not be a big deal but the ant is a very big and poisonous one.
According toBuzz Feed, the Australian Museum says there are 90 species of bull ant in the country but they all share a “potent venom loaded sting” and the ability to FUCK YOUR SHIT UP.
Poor Bernhardt. As she stops mid-sentence, you can actually see the moment when she feels the bite.
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