Fabre solves the mystery of the suicide of the white scorpion , what exactly is the mystery

I think the mystery is that the white scorpion is in danger, and then he has no choice but to commit suicide.

The answer to this mystery should be the white scorpion, which will self-extinguish at a certain time.

It could be that the white scorpion gave birth to a disease, and then he committed suicide in order to be less painful.

Fabre unravels the mystery of suicide with the white line, a special characteristic of living beings.

The reason why they commit suicide is actually because their population density is too harmful, so they will commit suicide.

Fabre's mystery of the suicide of the white shoe is actually a form of punishment by nature.

It shouldn't have been solved yet, he just suggested that it might be a natural phenomenon of living beings.

It has been said that scorpions commit suicide when they encounter danger. So, Fabre did an experiment.

I don't think he committed suicide, but there must have been something else to his death.

The famous French writer Fabre unveiled the mystery about the white scorpion in his book "The Mystery of the White Scorpion's Suicide" in his book "Insects":

It has been said that scorpions commit suicide when they encounter danger. So, the author did an experiment. He formed a wall of fire with red-hot charcoal, and then put a white scorpion into the wall.

The heat roasted the scorpion, and it rolled backwards into a hook, sometimes straightening, sometimes bending, and the movement was so fast that it was impossible to see clearly. Suddenly, it twitched, and then, it was motionless.

The author used tweezers to clamp it to a piece of cool sandy soil, and after more than an hour, it was unbelievable that the scorpion miraculously came back to life and became as vigorous as before! This experiment proves that there is no such thing as a scorpion committing suicide at all, it is nothing more than people's speculation!

It should be considered that the person who discovered the suicide of the scorpion was bewitched and deceived by this sudden fainting, this explosive convulsion. If we had been less gullible and had taken the bug out of the fire ring earlier, we would have seen that the bug itself did not know what suicide was all about.