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Scorpions are arachnids.

Scorpions are not insects. Both scorpions and insects belong to the class Arthropods, but scorpions belong to the class Myriapoda, whereas insects belong to the class Insecta. The body of an insect basically consists of three parts: the head, thorax, and abdomen, while the body of a scorpion consists of a slender body, a chelica, and a tail with curved segments and a stinger.

Scorpions belong to wild protected animals, and the protection of wild animals starts from themselves, refuses to buy and sell wild animal products, and does not interfere with the free life of wild animals.

At present, the consumption of rare and endangered wild animals in society is not only a bad social habit, but also one of the reasons for the repeated prohibition of illegal hunting and killing of rare and endangered wild animals. If there is no trade, there is no killing, and the consumption of wild animals is not eliminated, they do not belong on the table.

To correct your mistake, scorpions should be insects.

Scorpion, also known as whole scorpion, whole insect, is a traditional Chinese medicine in China, with antispasmodic, analgesic, detoxification and other functions. It is a wild animal, often living on mountain slopes, wall cracks, soil burrows and other damp and shady places around the world, there are many species and distribution of scorpions, and also have different morphological and biological characteristics, so they have different economic values. Scorpions are mainly distributed in most parts of the world except for the cold zone, and are widely distributed in the north and south of China.

A collective name for 1,400 species of arachnids in the phylum Arachnida, Scorpionida, characterized by an elongated body, a link-shaped tail, and a stinger at the end. The body length of the scorpion is 13 175 mm (in). There are 6 pairs of appendages.

The first pair of appendages (chelicerae) are small and are used to tear apart the prey. The second pair of appendages (whiskers) are larger, with two strong, pincer-like terminal segments, extending horizontally to the front and are used as sensory organs and to grasp prey. The last four pairs are footsteps with pincer-shaped ends.

The appearance of an adult scorpion, like a lute, and the surface of the whole body is a crust with a high degree of chitin. The adult scorpion is about 50 60 mm long, the body is segmented, composed of cephalothorax and abdomen, the body is yellowish-brown, the ventral surface and appendages are lighter, and the fifth segment of the posterior abdomen is darker. Scorpions are dioecious and have slight differences in appearance.

The cephalothorax, composed of six segments, is trapezoidal, with a cephalic carapace on the back, which is densely covered with granular protrusions, a pair of middle eyes on the back, 3 side eyes on each side of the front end, and 6 pairs of appendages, the first pair is the whole limb that has the effect of aiding food, and the second pair is a long and thick horn whisker shaped like a crab claw, which is predatory, tactile and defensive function, and the remaining four pairs are foot. The mouth is located at the base of the anterior cavity of the abdomen. The anterior abdomen is broad and consists of 7 segments.

The posterior abdomen is a long, flexible and narrow part consisting of 5 segments and a caudal spine. The first segment has a genital pore that covers the genital pores. The female scorpion can give birth to a young scorpion from the reproductive orifice, and the male scorpion can produce a sperm rod from the reproductive orifice, which intersects with the female scorpion's reproductive orifice.

The male scorpion has only two sperm rods in his body and can only mate twice in his lifetime. Female scorpions mate once and can continue to reproduce for 4 years until the end of their lifespan. The lifespan of the scorpion is 5, 8 years.

Scorpions are ovoviviparous, and the fertilized egg completes embryonic development in the mother's body. The temperature is between 30 and 38 to give birth.