Can average humans "thunderclap" small insects?

I just clapped at a small, moth-looking insect, and it just collapsed. It was close to my hands, but I did not actually physically crush any part of it, as there were no guts or residue on my skin, and it wasn’t the relative gust of wind of the clap because the insect just went straight down and I didn’t clap from above.

Who can explain this with on-panel evidence only

Sounds like you just gave it a heart attack. 👆

Originally posted by Galan007
Sounds like you just gave it a heart attack. 👆

I'll thunder clap every insect I come across today. Thanks for the idea.

Originally posted by Adam Grimes
I'll thunder clap every insect I come across today. Thanks for the idea.

Anytime my G

My thunderclaps bring them back to life #DSJesus

#DSJESUS4LIFE!!!

Originally posted by Quick Freeze
I just clapped at a small, moth-looking insect, and it just collapsed. It was close to my hands, but I did not actually physically crush any part of it, as there were no guts or residue on my skin, and it wasn’t the relative gust of wind of the clap because the insect just went straight down and I didn’t clap from above.

Who can explain this with on-panel evidence only

Originally posted by Philosophía
The hair in your palms must've suffocated it to death.

No I shaved my palms that morning!