What are the dangers of the venom of Cryptoptera to the human body?

1. Feature differences:Adults are small to medium-sized, elongated, with slightly parallel sides, or sharpened at the end, slightly flattened, and resembling large ants. Most of the non-venomous cryptoptera are elongated, small, parallel on both sides, the head, wings and ventral tail are black, and the chest, abdomen and feet are orange.

2. Environmental differences:Poisonous Cryptoptera has obvious phototropism, and non-poisonous Cryptoptera prefers humid environments.

3. Differences in habits:Cryptoptera poison eats decaying plants and decaying animals, manure, and fungi. Non-venomous cryptoptera is an omnivorous insect, most of which feed mainly on meat and live by preying on agricultural and forestry pests.

Preventive measures: mobilize the masses to remove rotten wood, waste materials and weeds around the house, and destroy the habitat and breeding grounds of cryptopteryx. Do not pile up waste items indoors, keep the room clean and tidy, so that there is no hiding place for cryptoptera insects that invade the room. Units that need to work at night in summer should install screen doors and windows to prevent nocturnal insects (including cryptopteras) from flying into the room and reduce the chance of human contact with cryptopterus.

When summer comes, indoors with pyrethroid insecticides such as Kesulin or Enchanter can effectively kill the insects that fly into the room within 2 to 3 months. When you find a cryptoptera crawling on your body, do not pat or rub it with your hands, blow it off gently, or remove it with other objects. If your hands have come into contact with insect fragments, wash them immediately and repeatedly with soapy water.

In the middle of summer, avoid sleeping with the windows and lights on, which can effectively prevent the cryptoptera from crawling and hurting the human body after falling asleep, causing dermatitis.

Cryptoptera is a small insect that is known as:"Cryptowings"This is because their forewings have degenerated into short, hard shells that cannot be used for flight. Although cryptoptera are sometimes considered pests, their harm to humans is usually very limited.

If a cryptoptera crawls on you, you can do the following:

1.Stay calm: Try not to panic, as they usually don't cause serious harm.

2.Gently brush: Use a soft object, such as paper or gauze, to gently remove the Cryptoptera to avoid scratching**.

3.Wash your hands and clean them thoroughly: Remember to wash your hands thoroughly after handling cryptoptera to avoid possible infections.

It is important to note that there may be disease-spreading insects in some areas, but Cryptoptera itself is not considered to be a vector of disease. If you have any concerns or discomfort with the wound, please consult your doctor or medical professional for appropriate advice.

No, it won't. Rove Beetle, also known as "Shadow Feast Worm" and "Green Rump Insect", is the common name of the beetle of the Coleoptera Cryptoptera family Beetle, belonging to the class Insecta, Coleoptera, and Cryptopteridae. It is the most abundant family of Coleoptera, with more than 58,500 species known worldwide, and are found all over the world.

The habitat of Cryptoptera is complex, and it is found in farmland, forests, rainforests, mountains, riversides and seashores, and is also found on the body surface of some mammals.

Cryptoptera is an omnivorous insect, most of which are mainly carnivorous, and live by preying on agricultural and forestry pests. Some of them are saprophagous and fecal-eating insects, which can promote the circulation of substances in nature; Others feed on mushrooms, plant fruits, and pollen. A small number of species can cause inflammation, and Cryptoptera is very closely related to humans and is an important part of natural resources.

Most are elongated, small, parallel on both sides, with a black head, wings, ventral tail, orange on the chest, abdomen and feet, and silver like large ants, generally less than 3 mm (or 1 8 inches) in size, and up to 3 cm in height. Most species have short, thick elytra, about as long as they are wide, and their hindwings are well developed and can quickly be folded under the elytra during take-off, and folded with the help of the abdomen and feet after flight, and re-hidden under the elytra.

The above information reference: Encyclopedia - Cryptoptera.