How did the scorpion come to be? When did the scorpion come out?

If it's a scorpion performed on stage, it's magic, and we can't do it.

If it is a scorpion in nature, it is not conjured, it is born by a female scorpion.

Scorpions belong to arthropods, is viviparous, a litter can give birth to dozens, just born baby scorpions are white, carried on the back by the mother scorpion, and then gradually change the color of the body with eating, and then leave the mother, live independently.

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Scorpions come out in mid to late April after hibernation.

Scorpions hibernate and come out in mid to late April, when they are stung. In the course of the day, the scorpions come out at night, and the scorpions come out after sunset from 8 to 11 p.m., and at 2 or 3 o'clock in the morning of the next day, the scorpions will return to the nest to roost for several sections. However, scorpions come out at night, generally on warm, windless nights with dry ground, and rarely come out at night when there are strong winds.

Scorpions are generally diurnal and nocturnal animals. Scorpions generally come out at night to forage for food, and during the day they will hide in dark places.

The most active activities are from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Scorpions have hibernation habits, generally in mid to late April, that is, after the sting, and in early November, they begin to slowly hibernate after the sting, and the annual activity time is about 6 months. During the day, the scorpions mostly come out after sunset from 8 to 11 p.m. and return to their nests at 2 to 3 a.m. the next day. This activity pattern is generally in the warm and windless nights with dry ground, and it is rarely active in windy weather.

The growth, development and reproduction of scorpions are closely related to temperature. When the temperature drops below 10, the scorpions are less active, and when the temperature is below 20, the scorpions are less active, and the most suitable temperature for their growth and development is between 25 and 39. The temperature is 35 39, the scorpion is the most active, the growth and development are accelerated, and the birth and mating are mostly carried out in this temperature range.

The most advanced tool for catching scorpions:

Scorpion lamp. The shell of a scorpion is made up of a keratin tissue that resembles a fingernail, and it is a protein epidermis that reflects strongly when exposed to moonlight or ultraviolet light. What's even more peculiar is that even scorpions, which were petrified 3 million years ago, glow brilliantly when exposed to ultraviolet light.

A pair of chopsticks, a bottle with a relatively large mouth, and a long-lasting ultraviolet scorpion lamp with high brightness and longevity. Scorpions have substances in their bodies that can emit light and can fluoresce.

The light they emit becomes more pronounced when exposed to a certain wavelength of ultraviolet light. The -carboline compound in the scorpion plays an important role in fluorescence. Freshly shed scorpions do not emit light under ultraviolet light, but only when the exoskeleton is fully ossified.

Therefore, the luminescence has nothing to do with the age of the scorpion, but with the hardness of the exoskeleton. A black scorpion appears in natural light, and the color is in black light (emitting ultraviolet light).

The above content refers to Encyclopedia-Scorpion.