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As we all know, the rooster is the natural enemy of the centipede, and the centipede is most afraid of the rooster for fear of avoiding it. As long as it is seen by the rooster, the centipede probably won't be able to win with all its feet. A rooster with flapping wings will pounce on the centipedes and peck them for a good meal.

Roosters cannot be poisoned by poisonous insects because their bodies are resistant to poison. Whether it's a centipede or a scorpion, it's a delicious snack for roosters. In addition, when the rooster catches the centipede, the animal is very fast.

No matter how many legs the centipede has, before it has time to find out how poisonous it is, it has been pecked several times in a row by the rooster's sharp beak.

Can you still be poisoned? The rooster's high status is due to his high martial arts and fast attack. Any poisonous insect has little time to react in front of the rooster.

The general rooster is not afraid of centipedes, because the claws of the rooster are highly keratinized, so it is difficult to penetrate. Generally, the toxicity of centipedes is acidic, and they will be very swollen and painful after being stung. The centipede will also attack when it is pressed, and the rooster's claws will also hide because it is also afraid of being stung.

Unless the centipede is particularly large, it may fight with the rooster for a few rounds.

But it can't be the opponent of the rooster, because as long as the rooster sees centipedes and other poisonous insects, it will burst out with high fighting spirit, and it will definitely be pecked to death and eaten before it is willing. This is also a folklore, if you want to raise a fighting, you have to put more centipedes on the rooster. For the elderly, they are more familiar with centipedes, because they are often seen in the mountains, but you young people may not know much about them.

Centipedes live in dark and damp places and have long bodies.

The centipede has many hands and feet, but it should be distinguished from the mountain dragon in the countryside, because the mountain dragon is not poisonous, but similar to the centipede, it has many hands. Centipedes have so many hands and feet, but they do. Most of the roosters raised in the countryside eat something, but they will also find something to eat, such as earthworms and bugs.

With a bit of luck, they can catch centipedes, which are a delicious food. Centipede venom contains two toxic components, one is a histamine-like substance and the other is a hemolytic protein.

Both of these are protein substances and are not harmful if they do not enter the bloodstream. Although centipedes and scorpions are poisonous, they can only make each other suffer if they wait for each other not to move.

The pointed beak of the rooster can be used to suppress insects, their mouths are very hard, which can make those insects hurt, they are not afraid of centipedes because centipedes cannot poison them at all, their bodies have a certain ability to resist poison, and they can also supplement themselves with some nutrients after eating these things.

Yes, the sharp beak of a rooster can really restrain worms; If you face a centipede attack, you won't be afraid, because for a rooster, its body structure is relatively special, and his claws are very sharp, and it is highly keratinized, plus its mouth is very sharp, so it can effectively subdue centipedes.

The rooster's mouth can better peck the worms, so it will be able to have the effect of killing the bugs. Don't be afraid at all, after all, roosters also eat centipedes.

From the perspective of biological composition, the venom of centipedes is mainly polypeptide toxin, which is mainly composed of histamine, hemolytic protein, formic acid and various other amino acids and lipids. Therefore, generally speaking, as long as the organism is not bitten by a centipede** and the venom does not directly enter the blood circulation system, it will not be poisoned.

If the centipede venom enters the blood circulation system, it only takes a few minutes to cause poisoning. The red-headed centipede is relatively toxic, and scientific studies have found that the venom secreted by this centipede contains a polypeptide toxin called SSTX. This toxin is very toxic, once injected into the human body, it will cause myocardial ischemia symptoms in a short period of time, and in severe cases, it will also lead to heart failure.

The reason why the rooster is not afraid of the venom of the red-headed centipede is because of its special structure. The rooster's body is covered with a thick layer of feathers, and where there are no feathers, there is also a thick layer of cuticles. Therefore, when the rooster fights with the centipede, the centipede has no chance of causing damage to the big rooster at all.

When the big rooster eats the centipede, the venom in the centipede's body will be directly digested by the rooster, because the toxin component of the centipede is mainly protein, so it will not cause poisoning. Just like an eagle is not afraid of being bitten by a snake when it hunts a poisonous snake, because the eagle's talons also have a thick cuticle, and the teeth of the poisonous snake cannot be broken at all. In addition, there are no pain nerves in the stratum corneum, and I don't feel it when I bite it.

Generally large roosters are not afraid of centipedes.

Because the rooster's claws are highly keratinized, they are difficult to penetrate. Generally, the toxicity of centipedes is acidic, and it will be very swollen and painful after being stung, and centipedes will also attack when they are in a state of urgency, and the rooster's claws will also hide, because it is also afraid of stings.

Because there is a thicker meat pad under the rooster's claws, the formation of the meat pad is highly keratinized, and the toxicity of the centipede is difficult to penetrate the meat pad on the rooster's paws, so the toxicity it releases can not cause great damage to the attack, on the contrary, the attack is more aggressive, and it will immediately attack the centipede.

Because the rooster's mouth is very pointed, and the rooster can directly peck the centipede to death, and the centipede's poison has no effect on the rooster, the rooster is not afraid at all.

Because the claws of chickens are the same as those of snake eagles, they are generally not easy to penetrate, so they are not afraid of poisonous centipedes.

It's natural that insects are afraid of birds, are you afraid that people will eat you?

The venom of the centipede is a protein, if it does not enter the blood, it has no effect, the chicken has a chicken sac, which can be used to digest the centipede, and digest the poisonous protein of the centipede, so the chicken will not be poisoned, but if the centipede poison is directly injected into the bloodstream of the chicken, the chicken will also be poisoned.

Because there is a layer of protective keratin on the rooster's feet, centipedes cannot break this keratin and cannot poison the rooster, and the liver of the rooster is very special and can decompose these toxic substances, so the rooster has become the natural enemy of the centipede.

The rooster's stomach is particularly powerful, and if he dares to eat a highly poisonous centipede, he can also eat stones. Because the centipede's teeth are particularly small, but the rooster is covered in hair, the centipede can't bite the rooster at all.

The rooster is so powerful that even the centipede can't be poisoned. Because the rooster has feathers, the feathers are the armor of the rooster.

The rooster is indeed very powerful, because the rooster has a thick skin on its feet.

The venom of centipedes contains two toxic components: hemolytic proteins and histamine-like substances. It is a protein-like substance, if it does not enter the bloodstream, it has no effect, and will be broken down by enzymes in the stomach.

Scorpions, poisonous snakes and centipedes are all poisons, but we have them in our Chinese herbal medicine, why can't we be poisoned if we eat them? Because we have a liver, when we eat toxic substances, the liver will break them down, and it can also promote the improvement of some toxic substances, and then excrete them from the body, so as to play a detoxification role.

Chickens also have livers and also break down poisons, so they can't be poisoned.

Both roosters and hens eat centipedes.

This is a matter of attribute restraint.

The specific ** is already far away, but it is an indisputable fact that the attributes of chickens and centipedes are indisputable, and the two are like each other's natural enemies, and they will feed each other.

Of course, a centipede can't eat a chicken, but if there is a chance that a chicken is sick, the centipede will definitely take advantage of the weakness and fall into the well.