is it true that if you stung by a jellyfish you need someone to pee on you?
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Yes, it's an old trick that divers used to do.  The ammonia and acids in the urine soothe the sting of the jellyfish venom.  Not to mention that your urine is THE MOST sterile thing to your body.  It helps stop the inflammation, which is most of the pain.
994881
Allergic to something that stung or bit you? You should probablt call a doctors office
508417
If they smelled blood from a cut, maybe. But most likely not since they are looking for weakened animals. Saw this on a nature show, the host jumped in the water and swam around fine. Nothing happened, and said it was a common misconception.
134786
well it shouldnt hurt if you put it in correctly. As stated, it might hurt just a tad at first, but it won't hurt once it's in you. You don't have to be afraid to swim with them in eaither, they don't leak (unless you have a SUPER heavy flow or you kept it in too long) and no, they don't hurt.
485934
If you had a bladder infection it would not be comfortable to urinate.  If you feel it is internal and not your spine, it could be kidney infection.  I would defiantly see a doctor.\n\nUmm...not defiantly...Definitely
676817
No, and I'm assuming it's because you're thinking that if you wait too long to go to the bathroom, you'll "explode".  That doesn't happen.  Eventually, your bladder will empty when it gets too full, whether you like it or not (meaning you'll wet yourself without being able to stop it).\n\nYou bladder won't explode, but getting an injury could probably damage it.
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Jellyfish are marine invertebrates belonging to the Scyphozoan class, and in turn the phylum Cnidaria. The body of an adult jellyfish is composed of a bell-shaped, jellylike substance enclosing its internal structure, from which the creature's tentacles suspend. Each tentacle is covered with stinging cells (cnidocytes) that can sting or kill other animals: most jellyfish use them to secure prey or as a defense mechanism. Others, such as Rhizostomae, do not have tentacles at all. To compensate for its lack of basic sensory organs and a brain, the jellyfish exploits its nervous system and rhopalia to perceive stimuli, such as light or odor, and orchestrate expedient responses. In its adult form, it is composed of 94–98% water and can be found in every ocean in the world.\n\nMost jellyfish are passive drifters that feed on small fish and zooplankton that become caught in their tentacles. Jellyfish have an incomplete digestive system, meaning that the same orifice is used for both food intake and waste expulsion. They are made up of a layer of epidermis, gastrodermis, and a thick jellylike layer called mesoglea that separates the epidermis from the gastrodermis.\n\nTheir shape is not hydrodynamic, which makes them slow swimmers. But speed and low water resistance are not important as they are drifters that feed on plankton. It is more important for them that their movements create a current where the water (which contains their food) is being forced within reach of their tentacles. They accomplish this by having a body shaped like a bell which is rhythmically opened and closed.
1035027
Yes all the time...love it...hope you do to!  It's a great thing...and if you are wondering IT'S NOT PEE!
1150008
It will depend on the TYPE of jellyfish involved, as well as the thickness of the wetsuit being worn. With a 3 mil suit, it is possible to get stung on exposed surfaces by ANY jellyfish. Only a man-of-war can sting THROUGH a wetsuit however, including a 1/4 inch wetsuit. A man-of-war is a jellyfish, but a much larger specimen. With tentacles that can reach over 10 ft long, they will wrap their tentacles around a diver, and continuously sting the diver, even through the wetsuit. Good luck!!
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Thats totally untrue, but once we had to take a piss test.  The only way to make sure people were actually pissing was for about 8 of us to stand in a circle facing each other and pee in a cup.  That is the closest it got to the military making me masturbate.  I actually think I didnt even shake it when I was done.\n\nTHey indirectly made me masturbate but not with others.  I was on an all male ship for 9 months straight, and i masturbated a lot, but it was because I wanted and needed to.
509375
I remember over fifty years ago as a child getting several nettle stings. My mother immediately rubbed them with a dock leaf. Being stung by a nettle is painful because the sting contains an acid. Rubbing the sting with a dock leaf can relieve the pain because dock leaves contain an alkali that will neutralise the acid and therefore reduce the sting. Bees and ants also have acidic stings, so dock leaves should help, but other alkalis, such as soap or bicarbonate of soda, are usually better.\n\nHowever, a dock leaf is useless against wasp stings, which contain an alkali. This is unfortunate because wasps are nasty little critters whose sole aim in life is to ruin picnics and barbecues. If you want to neutralise a wasp sting you should use an acid such as vinegar. The only problem is you'll smell of pickles for the rest of the day.
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When you got to go, you got to go. Doesn't matter where I am, if there is no bathroom I go behind any bush or tree or whatever is near. Yes I have on a beach, on the side of the road, behind a dumpster, you name it I have probably peed there. So, watch your step. And yes it worked for me and what a relief.
180570
because you probably are a jellyfish and you were awake, have you stung anyone recently!!!!!
450221
yes frogs pee on you i had a funny experiance with one with my mate it was hilarious she picked up the frog and i shined the torch on it coz it was at night and all i cud see was the frogs p**s headed straight for me so i pushed it out the way and my m8 got p****d on haha wot a laugh it was and she never got warts!!
583646
No they dont. there is a lake in the Florida Keys that was made when a hurricane washed sea water into an enclosed area, the jelly fish there no longer sting, they have lost the need to. Its actually really facinating. But NO not all jelly fish sting. \nOregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) can give you more information. We just watched a film there called The Living Sea that talked about it.
1059011
The Sydney Funnelweb Tarantula of Australia is very poisonous. Though not considered a "true" tarantula is still is a tarantula. What does that mean? Well, a box jellyfish isn't a "true" jellyfish because it is not syphozoan. It's cubozoan. But it is still a jellyfish to most people. There are some "true" tarantulas, usually from South America, that have enough venom to kill a large bird or make people need to go to the hospital but are not fatal bites. I forget its exact name but believe it or not I think its called a Bird-Eating Tarantula or something very close to that.
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Yes that is true, and it will almost burn while your going to the bathroom, there are ways to treat yourself if you feel one coming on, go to the store and get 100% cranberry juice, it has clensing affects on your bladder and urinary tract (which can get infected also) if you cant muster it up to drink the juice you can go to the supplements isle at walmart and get cranberry pills, its just concentrated juice in a pill. Lay off drinking pop (or soda whatever you like to call it) and drink lots of water. you should be good to go, i forget but there is a test and treatment you can buy at a local drug store/pharmacy, go ask your local pharmasist and ask him where it is and what its called, sorry i dont remember the name