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Anonymous users2024-02-12It can be seen depending on the conditions and interests.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11It's not a centipede, it's a mountain worm.
Aliases. Beijing mountain worm, centipod land, thousand-legged worm, grate worm, centiped worm, stuffy rod worm, empty tube insect kingdom Animal kingdom.
Phylum Arthropods.
Yamen. Myriapod.
Compendium multiplyptopoda. Subclass.
Hoppod. Meyama Eyes.
Aceaeaceae. Seed a mountain worm.
Area of distribution. Eurasia.
The scientific name in Chinese is Shan Worm.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Centipedes are most afraid of ants, snakes, and chickens.
There is one kind of guy that everyone may find a little incredible, and that is ants, and ants are centipedes. Don't believe it, ants are the biggest enemy of centipede molting and hatching period, when the centipede molts, there is no ability to resist, and the new skin is fresh and tender, ants like it very much, and when they meet a centipede, they will die, so when breeding centipedes in captivity, ants are killed as an important pest.
If the snake sees a centipede, it will definitely be eaten without landing, and of course it may be bitten to death by the centipede, which depends on who is powerful, of course, I feel that the snake is more terrifying.
Centipedes and chickens are natural enemies of each other, chickens will eat centipedes when they see them, and centipedes will pee on the big withered chicken, and it is poisonous, but centipedes are afraid of wine, so if you can't finish eating after killing chickens, you should smear some imitation tung wine on the chicken to prevent centipedes. And if you are accidentally bitten by a centipede, you can use the foam of the chicken to relieve the pain.
The dangers of centipede bites
When a centipede bites, its venom will enter the human body from the poisonous hook to cause a poisoning reaction, which can cause redness, swelling and stinging in the bite area, accompanied by a burning sensation. If the centipede is more virulent, it can even lead to bitten regional lymphangitis, necrosis, fever, dizziness, headache, nausea, vomiting and other systemic symptoms, and in severe cases, the bitten person can be in a coma.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Centipede (scientific name: Scolopendra subspinipes, also known as: Draco), a centipede arthropod of the family Centipedidae. It is widely distributed throughout China.
The centipede is flattened and long, and the whole is composed of 22 links; The head has two dark red segments, with antennae and 1 pair of hooks, and the back is brownish-green or dark green, shiny, and has 2 longitudinal ridges; abdomen pale yellow or brownish-yellow, wrinkled; From the second segment onwards, each segment has 1 pair of feet on both sides, yellow or reddish-brown, curved in a hook shape. The centipede's feet are hooked, and the hook end is a poisonous glandular mouth, which can discharge poisonous juice. It prefers to live in damp and dark places, and mainly feeds on small insects.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08It's called a worm.
Worms are commonly known as "money strings", "millipedes", some places are called "sesame oil insects", and in ancient times they were called "straw shoe insects". The present phylum Myriapoda Myriapoda Lamipoda subclass Certophyidae Cervidae Order.
The grasshopper is yellowish-gray in color, the most obvious feature is the 15 pairs of feet, usually inhabiting houses with wide human covers or near damp dead wood, and has strong environmental adaptability. The common ones in China are the flower worm, the large worm and the black spotted worm.
Distinguish centipedes. 1. Worm:
Appearance and structural characteristics: grayish-white, the insect body is node-shaped, about 10 15 segments, each segment has 1 pair of slender feet, the last pair is longer, there is 1 linear black spot on the back from head to tail, the abdomen is gray-white, 1 pair of tentacles on the head and tail, 1 pair of black eyespots on both sides, the poisonous jaw is larger, the end is poisonous, and the poison glands in the body communicate.
2. Centipede: Appearance and structural characteristics: the head has whip-like long antennae, and the oral cavity is composed of a pair of large jaws and two pairs of small jaws, and a pair of eyes gathered.
The body is long and flattened, the head is golden yellow, the dorsal body is dark green, and the abdomen is yellowish-brown. The trunk is divided into 21 segments, each with a pair of feet, the first pair of feet in a hook-shaped, venomous gland, stinging. The last pair extends backwards into a caudal shape.
1. Buy pyrethroids (which may be sold in pharmacies), sprinkle some in the places that often appear, and sprinkle some at the sewer inlet, which can be killed; 2. Buy deworming tablets and smoke them tightly; realgar plus wine sprinkled into the drain; 4. Remove plants such as creepers outside the window 6. Sprinkle lime powder at the door, window and other places that may crawl in. 7. Smoke the house with wormwood. From knowing.
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Take a good look: centipedes belong to the class Myriapoda, the first pair of feet are hooked, sharp, and the hook end of the poisonous glandular mouth, generally known as palatal teeth, teeth and claws or poisonous limbs, etc., can discharge poisonous juice. After being bitten by a centipede, its venom gland secretes a large amount of venom, which is injected under the skin of the bitten person along the venom gland mouth of the palate teeth. >>>More
And now there are scorpions with 30 years of breeding experience, which is also a lie, and the same is true for leeches. >>>More
Being bitten by a centipede can cause ** injury and systemic poisoning symptoms. **After being bitten, there were two petechiae on the wound, followed by swelling around**, burning, severe pain and itching, and inflammation of the lymph nodes and lymphatic vessels. If you are bitten by a large centipede, due to the more poisonous juice injected into the body, in addition to local redness, swelling or necrosis, you can also have fever, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, headache, palpitations and convulsions and other systemic poisoning symptoms.