The Yellow Mountain scenic area has responded to the incident of flying insects directly hitting people's faces, stating that they have already communicated with the landscaping department and will address the issue in the near future.
The incident of flying insects hitting people's faces occurred at Lotus Peak in the Yellow Mountain scenic area. Videos show tourists surrounded by these insects, with some expressing fear of being bitten.
The scenic area's landscaping department consulted domestic insect experts and identified the insects as a type of ant.
This phenomenon is a natural occurrence during the ant breeding season, where winged reproductive ants engage in brief group flights in favorable wind conditions. The occurrence varies in size and location and has happened occasionally in recent years at Yellow Mountain scenic area.
Experts emphasize that, except for a few species like army ants and red imported fire ants (which haven't been found in the Yellow Mountain scenic area), most ants don't usually attack humans.
Next, the Yellow Mountain scenic area will intensify monitoring, collaborate with experts, and take specific measures to minimize the impact of ant swarming on the tourist experience.
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