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Vlogger Dies After Consuming Geckos And Centipedes On Live TV

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Aman died after live-streaming himself eating centipedes to 15,000 followers in China.

Sun was a YouTuber on the Chinese live-streaming website DouYu. He had taken to spinning a wheel marked with various bugs, foods, and drinks and then swallowing whatever the wheel landed on live on camera as a way of gaining followers. According to the Daily Mail, the wheel contained geckos, mealworms, vinegar, eggs, centipedes, beer, and distilled whiskey. He was said to consume live geckos and insects.

The man, who was a host on DouYu, one of China’s largest live-streaming platforms, had been filming himself drinking large amounts of alcohol and eating centipedes, geckos and mealworms. To gain more followers, he would spin a wheel (above) marked with the items

The 35-year-old man from Hefei, Anhui province, was discovered unconscious and without vital signs on Saturday, with his PC still live-streaming. He apparently broadcast himself eating deadly centipedes two nights previously. His belongings, including the wheel and culinary items used in the movies, were discovered in the same room as him. His videos were then taken from the streaming service.

He will drink or eat the item the spin lands on in front of the camera, according to the report. Sun’s last live-stream session was last Thursday at 7:53pm (file photo of centipede) 

The sort of centipedes he ate is unclear, however most species would not kill or seriously hurt you. However, there have been cases of severe injuries and deaths caused by the bites of several venomous species.

A man trekking up to Devil’s Tea Table in the Missouri Ozarks was bitten by a large desert centipede and forced to seek medical treatment after swelling in his arm became “as big as my face,” he told USA Today. Meanwhile, according to local accounts, a Thai woman died in 2013 from acute swelling and discomfort caused by a bite from a Chinese red-headed centipede.

The wheel behind Sun is marked with the items including beer, mealworm, eggs, vinegar, spices, baijiu and geckos. Police said they found the man unconscious in his room and without vital signs. His computer was in live-stream mode

Bites from the golden head centipede, which can take down mice up to 15 times their own size in 30 seconds and is prevalent throughout East Asia and Australia, can cause agonizing pain. According to a research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences last year, their venom disturbs the circulatory, pulmonary, muscular, and neurological systems all at the same time.

Authorities are looking into the death and have ruled out foul play. It’s possible that further causes of his death have yet to be found. A man from Australia died recently after eating a gecko on a dare, acquiring severe salmonella, and dying 10 days later during surgery for major organ failure.

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