When will you die from the poison of a gecko 10

Go to the hospital for 20 yuan and get a blood test, it's okay, it's over!

Give points . .

How old are you? Another 80 years!

--- gecko meat and urine are non-toxic --- should protect ---

1. Put the tadpole in the gecko's urine.

We fixed an anesthetized gecko on a dissecting dish, used small scissors to cut the ** and muscles of the abdomen, found the bladder, sucked half a milliliter of urine with a needle, poured into a small beaker, poured 3 milliliters of water into it, and then put a small tadpole into the solution of the beaker. We watched the whole lesson on the side, and the tadpoles were unharmed. Is it too short?

We let the tadpole sit in the little beaker for another day and night, and it still hasn't died. Suspecting that the concentration was too small, we sucked another 2 ml of urine from the bladders of the 8 geckos, another 2 ml of water, poured another small beaker, and put in a small tadpole. After a day and night, the little tadpole is still alive and well.

2. Smear with gecko urine**.

Gecko urine has no effect on tadpoles, is it toxic to other animals**? We smeared gecko urine on sheared mice**. Two days later, it's not rotten and there is no other reaction.

Gecko's urine is harmless to animals, but is it toxic to humans? We applied transparent sticky gecko urine to our forearms, and we only felt a little cold, and there was no other reaction.

3. Feed animals with the skin and meat of geckos.

We peeled off the skin of the gecko, mashed it, added 10 ml of water, stirred and filtered, and then put a tadpole in the filtered liquid, and after a day and night, the tadpole did not die.

We also fed the ** filter to the mice, and the mice did not show any abnormalities, and still ran around in the cage lively.

We also smashed two geckos, about 5 grams, plus a small amount of feed, and the mice ate the pieces of meat with relish, no abnormal reactions.

It seems that the urine, **, and flesh of the wall are not poisonous. Later, we went to the library and the Internet to check some information, and learned that the urine in the wall is a product of metabolism, mainly composed of uric acid; **Composed of scales, epidermis and dermis, neither toxic. There are even places where geckos are a delicacy for people.

Geckos are non-venomous, and they can destroy a large number of pests of crops, so we should protect it well.

- the conclusion ---

Non-toxic meat is delicious. But it should be protected.

The ancients actually divided the gecko into one of the five poisons, which is outrageous.

Set my answer to the best and you'll be immune to all poisons (o

Geckos are not poisonous. Gecko is a commonly used precious Chinese medicinal material, which itself is not poisonous, but the urine of gecko is poisonous. If the gecko's urine comes into contact with the **, if it is not cleaned immediately, once it is absorbed, the subcutaneous tissue will be congested, edema, hemorrhage, necrosis and neutrophils in the muscle layer.

Infiltration, severe damage to the cerebrosis central nervous system.

It causes severe adverse changes in the spinal cord, respiratory paralysis, and finally respiratory failure and death.

Be sure to take precautions when catching geckos, and once you are bitten by a gecko, you can apply iodine wine.

To disinfect and prevent infection, if there is redness and swelling, it is best to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

Why did the gecko die on its own, there are many reasons why the gecko dies, and it can also be old age. Most family homes common geckos can live from more than 6 years to 10 years.

Xinjiang frog-eyed geckos have a lifespan of only 2 to 4 years.

The lifespan of the largest gecko in Asia: about 30 years.

Little Tiger on the Wall - Gecko Folklore, the severed tail of the gecko will burrow into people's ears and eat the brain marrow. This is a miscommunication. The severed tail of a gecko is a kind of "self-defense".

When it is pulled by external force or encounters an enemy, the tail muscles contract strongly, which can cause the tail to break off. The section that fell, because there were still nerves in it, could still beat some time. This phenomenon is called "self-cutting" in zoology.

Gecko, also known as "Shougong", has a body length of about 10 centimeters, large eyes without moving eyelids, eyes are always open, and the pupil is a longitudinal crack; The fingers and toes of the limbs are flattened and expanded, forming **folds below, and there are fine glandular hairs on the upper surface, which have a strong adhesion ability and can crawl on walls and ceilings. Although the gecko has an ugly appearance, it is a "little tiger on the wall" that is good at preying on mosquitoes and flies. Geckos do not bite, and have medicinal value, can treat stroke, spasm and other diseases.

Its dried product is called "Tenryu". There are six known species of geckos in China, including multi-shaped geckos, webless geckos, web-toed geckos, etc. In addition to the northeast and northwest regions, it is distributed all over the country.

Hello Ning, I'm glad to answer for you, there are many reasons why geckos will die, be born, old age, sickness and die, and geckos have reached the upper limit of their lifespan. Naturally eliminated, without food, water or temperature that is not suitable Geckos will naturally die if they don't eat or drink. There is also an outbreak of parasitic pathogens in the body, geckos eat large numbers of wild insects (including cockroaches), which carry a large number of pathogenic bacteria.

1. The gecko itself is non-toxic, but the urine is toxic, so you must pay attention to it when you have a gecko at home, because according to folk rumors, the urine of the gecko is very toxic, and it will be poisoned and die when it eats the food it crawls on, and it will ulcerate when it is seriously splashed on the **, and it will become insomnia when it is serious when it is seriously into the eyes, and it will become deaf when it is serious when it is seriously in the ears, which shows how toxic it is, so you must pay attention.

2. Geckos are poisonous, and in ancient times, they were listed as five poisons along with snakes, scorpions, toads and centipedes, so they are very toxic.

3. Although the gecko is poisonous, it generally does not attack humans, and will only silently eat mosquitoes, flies, etc. in the corner, but if you catch it, it will fight back hard and open its mouth to bite you, but it is okay to be bitten, so its strength is very small, and it can hardly hurt you.

Gecko's urine is poisonous. It will corrode** and other items.

Gecko urine is slightly toxic and indeed harmful to the human body.

Gecko urine is slightly toxic and indeed harmful to the human body. After interviewing the neighbors, it was learned that most people think that gecko urine is not poisonous, and a small number of people do not know whether gecko urine is poisonous or not. In most cases, because everyone has not been in contact with it, has not encountered it, and has not observed it.

There are also two or three people who don't know what a gecko is. For people who live in rural areas or old houses, it is common to see geckos and get a certain understanding. Some people are able to know that geckos are poisonous or not, also by interest and long-term observation.

Geckos sometimes urinate in places such as potted plants in the corner, does this behavior affect the growth of plants? The result is always to be expected, that the plant grows well because the urine contains organic matter, which can promote the growth of the plant. Experiments have proved that gecko urine is slightly toxic.

I don't know what you see that gecko like, but most geckos in the wild are poisonous! What you see in the city or in the countryside is generally not poisonous! Tell me what I think. Don't mind.

There should be, drug bully, it's terrible (

Of course you can wear it, haven't you heard of someone who raised a family and made a fortune? Gecko is still a medicine.

Some species of geckos have a small poison, geckos are not harmless to humans, they just crawl on the wall and wait for mosquitoes and flies, and will not pose a threat to people, most geckos are non-venomous, and will not bite people at all, or good friends of humans! And geckos are still rare animals, and there are many species of geckos that are on the verge of extinction.

In medicine, geckos can be used for stroke paralysis, rheumatic joint pain, osteomyelitis, lymph node tuberculosis, tumors. Its function is: dispelling wind, activating the circulation, and dispersing knots.

It is said that it is a small poison, and I heard the old people often say that the rice that geckos crawl on will blister on the lips after eating.

I've caught a few of them.

One bit me. It doesn't hurt though.

The body and tail are roughly proportioned.

2:1 can be achieved with some varieties.

1:1 gecko will break its tail and escape when frightened.

It's not just geckos.

I've caught a lizard before.

Covered in scales. The body length is nearly 50 cm.

It was even frightened and had its tail broken.

It's non-toxic, you can eat it if you want, but I don't know how it tastes. That thing looks a little fake.

Common geckos are non-venomous.

It is also called guarding the palace. You can make traditional Chinese medicine.

Geckos are non-venomous, and they can destroy a lot of pests in crops, so we should protect it well, hehe

Geckos are not poisonous, but rather a medicinal herb

All corpses have toxins in their gases after death, except that geckos are too small to poison people.

Geckos are a type of lizard, also known as "Shougong". In the southwest region, it is called "four-legged snake", "bagelcko", "babi lizard" and so on. The dorsal and ventral body is flattened, and the body is lined with granular scales or mixed with wart scales.

The ends of the fingers and toes are expanded, and ** folds are formed underneath them, densely covered with glandular hairs, with the ability to adhere, and can quickly crawl on walls, ceilings or smooth surfaces.

The gecko's snout is obliquely flattened, and the snout length is about twice the diameter of the eye; The snout scales are rectangular, the upper edge connected with a pair of large internasal scales and a small scale in the middle; The nostrils are rounded, located at the end of the snout, and the scales of the upper lip are 9 11 pieces, gradually becoming smaller from front to back.

chin scales pentagonal, wide anterior and narrow back; posterior chin scales 3 pairs, lateral pair the smallest; The auricular foramen is small, ovate, and the invagination body is covered with granular scales from the frontal, apical, temporal, occipital and caudal bases, and a small number of flat and large wart scales are scattered between the granular scales, and the sarcotic scales are staggered into 12 14 longitudinal rows.

ventral scales are large, arranged in a shingle-like pattern; caudal dorsal scales more or less arranged in rings, every 9 0 rows in a neat row and slightly larger scales; caudal ventral surface with a row of laterally enlarged scales; The base of the tail is enlarged, and there are large wart scales 3 on each side; There are no webbing marks between the fingers, 1 finger and toe of the pen without claws, with a single row of lower toe lobes, males have 6 8 anterior anal fossa; The body is medium-sized, with the head and tail of the same length, and the total length of the body is 110,122 mm.

Innocuity. The gecko itself is non-poisonous and has certain medicinal value. But the excrement of the gecko is poisonous, some people in the eaves, corners or burn tables, accidentally hands will be stained with water-like liquid, usually people stained with gecko urine will appear **itching, redness, swelling, rash and other conditions.

If it is stained with gecko urine, it can be washed repeatedly with plenty of water.

Most geckos are non-venomous, they don't bite at all, and geckos are still rare, with many species of geckos on the verge of extinction. Although geckos are one of the five poisons, they are not poisonous themselves, which has always been misunderstood. However, gecko urine is slightly toxic, and it is indeed harmful to the human body.

Gecko is a commonly used precious Chinese medicinal material, gecko itself is not poisonous, but the urine of gecko is poisonous. If the gecko's urine is in contact with the first place, if it is not cleaned immediately, once it is absorbed, the subcutaneous tissue will be congested, edema, hemorrhage, necrosis and neutrocyte infiltration in the muscle layer, and the severe will damage the cerebral and central nervous system, causing serious adverse changes in the spinal cord, respiratory paralysis, and finally leading to respiratory failure and death. When catching geckos, you must take precautions, once you are bitten by geckos, you can apply iodine wine to disinfect to prevent infection, if there is redness and swelling, it is best to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

Gecko is a certain toxicity, mainly its urine has toxins, but the toxicity is not very strong, if you accidentally stick to the need to clean immediately, do a good job of disinfection, otherwise there will be itching and redness symptoms in the local **, before humans do not harm it, it will not take the initiative to attack humans, when capturing geckos, they may open their mouths to attack, but geckos do not have teeth, so it will not cause any harm, if they have pharyngitis, accidentally eat gecko urine, the throat will appear foreign body sensation, It can also make the condition more severe.

Gecko (Phelsuma

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Geckos look like lizards, are completely harmless to humans, and belong to the gecko family. There are about 750 species of geckos in the world, belonging to about 80 genera. Geckos are small and mostly nocturnal reptiles.

**Soft, short and sturdy body. The head is large, the limbs are small, and the toes are mostly extended and have suction cups. Most geckos are between 3 and 15 centimeters long, including the tail, which takes up half of its body length.

Geckos are highly adaptable to their environment and have their footprints from deserts to jungles. There are many species of geckos that interact with people. Geckos feed mainly on insects, which is valuable to humans.

The suckers of the geckos' toes have many small hooks that look like hair.

With these physiological structures, geckos can crawl on vertically smooth or even smooth ceilings. Most geckos have a clear protective film over their eyes. The pupils of a common nocturnal gecko are erected.

It is oval in shape. Their tails may be long and pointed, short and blunt, or bulbous. Some geckos' tails are also their nutrient storage rooms, and when they are not eating or drinking, they can extract nutrients from them.

Geckos' tails can be easily disconnected and can grow back, which is also a good way to get out of the gecko's way of getting out after being caught.

The color of the gecko is mainly earthy brown and gray. However, there is a diurnal gecko in Madagascar that has a bright green color. Most geckos make noises, unlike other reptiles.

Generally, geckos are oviparous, but some geckos in New Zealand give birth to baby geckos directly.

Geckos are widely distributed in warm regions of the world, and there are at least several species in every land. The ringed gecko is the most widespread species in North America, and the adult ringed gecko can reach up to 15 centimeters in length and is reddish or yellowish in color with dark rings and spots.

The giant gecko, which is native to Malaysia, is the largest of the geckos, also known as the house lizard, and can grow up to 15-35 cm in length. The body is gray with red and white rings and spots. The pet market often has large geckos**.