Survival trick for a face covered in insects

This is a classic bushcraft-style Shorts structure: open with a painful, disgusting outdoor problem, then compress a solution into one visible trick. The first image is already extreme, with insects clustering around the cap, ear, and side of the face. That alone is enough to stop a viewer and make them ask how the person is going to deal with it. The middle section shifts from pure discomfort into problem-solving as the man points to the ear area and begins showing a treatment move. The strongest visual turn comes in the second half, where black material spreads across the side of his face and ear, reading like a fast improvised protective layer. Whether the audience takes it as science or not, the short works because it turns a primitive outdoor discomfort into a one-glance solution image.