Crab gets stuck in woman's ear while snorkeling - what happened next?

A woman who went swimming in the sea in the United States has had severe ear ache. Her friend who examined the ear was shocked.

The island of Puerto Rico, near the United States, is famous for its beautiful beaches. Millions of people from all over the world visit this small island. Daisy Wes, a woman who went to Puerto Rico to spend her vacation, had an unforgettable event in her life.

Swimming

Daisy went to Puerto Rico to plan a vacation and snorkeling there. Snorkelling is the practice of swimming with the help of specialized equipment to breathe into the ocean. Daisy suddenly began to suffer from severe pain as if something had gone into her ear while she was happily bathing in the sea.

Daisy, who immediately came ashore, shook her head and tried to pull out what had entered her ear. But none of those efforts paid off. Then told her friend about it, and he examines the ear with a device like an ear wire.

Crab

When he flashed the torch light into the ear, he noticed that there was a crab inside Daisy's ear. After trying twice, he could not get that little crab out. Finally during the third time, the crab came out and fell down on its own.

Daisy, frightened and flustered, is relieved when the crab from her ear comes out.

Advice

Following this, Daisy has advised swimmers to use ear plugs while swimming on the sea.

Daisy shares her swimming experience on social media, and many are now talking about it virally.