What is the ruling on performing Hajj after intentionally killing a locust and experiencing natural hair loss?

The Hajj is valid if performed with its pillars, and it is not invalidated by killing locusts, hair falling out, or shaving. It is permissible for a pilgrim in a state of ihram (definition) to kill locusts, but he must offer a fidyah (definition) (expiation) for it, as it is considered land game by most scholars. Some say it is sea game, and thus requires no fidyah. The precautionary measure is to pay the value of the locusts, which is a date or a handful of food. Hair falling out without an action does not necessitate anything.