Much like an insect like a scorpion, is a scorpion an insect?

I've seen a lot of them in the river before, and I can survive on land.

Scorpion bugs are commonly known as water scorpions and water mantises.

It is distributed in Liaoning, Hebei, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Shandong, Hubei and Hunan.

Adults are 37-40 mm long and 10-11 mm wide. The body is flattened, dark brown to grayish-brown. small head; Compound eyes are bulbous, protruding, black.

The dorsal plate of the anterior thorax is wider than the head. wings covering the dorsal surface of the abdomen; Forewing diaphragm is black, veined. The forefoot is well developed and is the capture foot; The middle and hind feet are walking feet.

The abdomen is dorsally raised, and the terminal ovipositor lobes are approximately triangular; At the end of the abdomen there is an elongated snorkel, up to 38 mm long and close to body length.

In Jiangxi and Hunan, one generation occurs every year, and adults spend the winter in the bottom stone crevices or soil of rivers, ponds, lakes and other waters; In March of the following year, the sting activity was launched; In May, they mate and lay eggs in the stalks of aquatic plants; Nymphs hatch in late season. Adults and nymphs prey on nymphs of Daphnia, Mosquito larvae, vertebral snails, snails, dragonflies and damselflies; Adults hunt down newly hatched fry and tadpoles. This insect is a beneficial and harmful species.

Whip Scorpion Whip scorpion is a small predator that evolved 300 million years ago and is still alive today. Whiptail scorpions live in burrows and feed on spiders, insects, and other animals. They have powerful stingers and whip-like tails that spew acid.

Chinese Name Radar Scorpion Common Name Alias Whiptail Scorpion Latin Scientific Name Typopeltis Crucifer Geographical Distribution Asia Reproduction Mode Ovoviviparous. It is a small predator that evolved 300 million years ago and still exists today. Whiptail scorpions live in burrows and feed on spiders, insects, and other scorpions.

They have powerful stingers and whip-like tails that spew acid (for defense). Habits When frightened, the tail is held high, and the rear glands spray mist acetic acid to drive away predators. It usually rests during the day and lies dormant under damp rocks, which is difficult to spot without turning over rocks due to its flat and easy sneaking.

Nocturnal predation is dominated by insects, and the feeding habit begins with the insect thoracic segment, often eating once a day. Due to the poor predation ability of whip scorpions and the frequent state of starvation in the wild, two scorpions will kill each other. Male and female can be distinguished by the morphology of the tentacles.

Because this creature breathes with its lungs, it is more adaptable to humid and hot places, and can dive for more than three minutes. In the past, the Taiwanese whip scorpion was originally widely distributed in the countryside of the province or between the rocky crevices of rivers and rivers, and there were few natural enemies. Body characteristics Like spiders and scorpions, it belongs to the arachnids, but it is different from the order of scorpions, and belongs to the whip-tailed scorpion order (or classified as a whip order), so it is not a true scorpion, and it can also be found in Japan.

The arrangement of the basal segments of the thoracic appendages is similar to that of a spider, and the linear whip tail resembles a scorpion venom needle, but it is not poisonous and has micro-cloth tentacles, which is a small whip scorpion species, and the chelicerae tentacles on the chest have the function of feeding or pulling soil. Eating habits like to eat small crickets, spiders, small and medium-sized insects. Flagella Uropygi is a small order in the phylum Arthropods, the subphylum Chelicera, and the Arachnida.

There are about 85 species in the world, distributed in the temperate and tropical zones of the Americas and Asia. 6 species and 1 subspecies are known in China.

It may be a "scorpion bug", also known as a water scorpion and a red lady, which belongs to the insect class Hemiptera. Look at the ** of the scorpion bug, is it the same as what you see?

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.