Is it dangerous to be stabbed by a rainforest scorpion?

I also have 6 rainforest scorpions, but they are hatchlings. Don't worry about being pricked by poisonous needles, because these are large scorpions, they have evolved so far, and because they themselves have a more powerful body shape than other similar species, they no longer need to rely on poison to prey and protect themselves, so their poison is not strong, so their poison needles are often not used to attack prey only to defend against enemies, unless you attack its back, so they usually use poison needles to attack you, because the back is a difficult part of their limbs to protect, But the poison needle is very convenient for attacking**.

Because they themselves have a large body size, they can defend and hunt by their size, so their toxicity is very weak, even if they are pricked, at most it is painful for a period of time, as little as one or two hours, as long as one or two days, but there is no problem with not going to the hospital to see a doctor, people's resistance is enough to resist their toxicity, and after the pain is over, it will be fine, and if they are pricked once, the body will have antibodies, and even if they encounter these things in the future, the pain will not be as bad as the first time. Of course, they rarely prick people with needles, so you can play with your hands.

Not dangerous! The rainforest relies on pincers to hunt and attack, so the tail is almost non-venomous. It's better to give the pliers tongs than to the tail sting!! Wash with soap and water afterwards, rest assured!

Don't be afraid of being stung by the rainforest scorpion, the rainforest scorpion is very toxic and poses no threat to humans, except for a little pain, there is generally no problem, once it is stung, it is necessary to pay attention to disinfection, and people who are prone to allergies are best to go to the hospital to see. Don't disturb the rainforest scorpion when you don't want to be stung, and don't touch it when you don't want to interact with it.

The rainforest scorpion is not very toxic, suitable for pet breeding, and there is no need to worry about being stung when interacting with the rainforest scorpion in daily life, it is a little painful and a little rising, and it generally has no effect on the human body, using iodine wine.

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The rainforest scorpion is very timid, docile, and generally will not attack the owner, unless the forced interaction scares the rainforest scorpion to be stung, except for the pain, it may be a little numb.

If you are a person with allergies, after being stung by a rainforest scorpion, it is best to go to the hospital to prescribe some anti-allergy medicine for the sake of insurance, and it is best not to play with the rainforest scorpion when it is not familiar with the environment.

All scorpions are venomous, as the needle on its tail is its tool of prey.

If. You can guarantee two things, one is that the scorpion can't run out of the container (it's dangerous to run out and sting people), and the other is that the scorpion can't sting yourself, so you can talk to your mother.

I also have 6 rainforest scorpions, but they are hatchlings. Don't worry about being pricked by poisonous needles, because these are large scorpions, they have evolved so far, and because they themselves have a more powerful body shape than other similar species, they no longer need to rely on poison to prey and protect themselves, so their poison is not strong, so their poison needles are often not used to attack prey only to defend against enemies, unless you attack its back, so they usually use poison needles to attack you, because the back is a difficult part of their limbs to protect, But the poison needle is very convenient for attacking**.

Because they themselves have a large body size, they can defend and hunt by their size, so their toxicity is very weak, even if they are pricked, at most it is painful for a period of time, as little as one or two hours, as long as one or two days, but there is no problem with not going to the hospital to see a doctor, people's resistance is enough to resist their toxicity, and after the pain is over, it will be fine, and if they are pricked once, the body will have antibodies, and even if they encounter these things in the future, the pain will not be as bad as the first time. Of course, they rarely prick people with needles, so you can play with your hands.

So I looked over cautiously and found that it was the female who was inserting the oviposition into the gap between the wall of the pot and the ground in the terrarium, and it should be laying eggs!

Not dangerous! The rainforest relies on pincers to hunt and attack, so the tail is almost non-venomous. It's better to give the pliers tongs than to the tail sting!! Wash with soap and water afterwards, rest assured!

That poisonous one.

Be careful not to breed.

The danger is even more expensive.

I also have 6 rainforest scorpions, but they are hatchlings. Don't worry about being pricked by poisonous needles, because these are large scorpions, they have evolved so far, and because they themselves have a more powerful body shape than other similar species, they no longer need to rely on poison to prey and protect themselves, so their poison is not strong, so their poison needles are often not used to attack prey only to defend against enemies, unless you attack its back, so they usually use poison needles to attack you, because the back is a difficult part of their limbs to protect, But the poison needle is very convenient for attacking**.

Because they themselves have a large body size, they can defend and hunt by their size, so their toxicity is very weak, even if they are pricked, at most it is painful for a period of time, as little as one or two hours, as long as one or two days, but there is no problem with not going to the hospital to see a doctor, people's resistance is enough to resist their toxicity, and after the pain is over, it will be fine, and if they are pricked once, the body will have antibodies, and even if they encounter these things in the future, the pain will not be as bad as the first time. Of course, they rarely prick people with needles, so you can play with your hands.