Do scorpions bite? Will a scorpion bite be fatal?

Scorpion is not called biting, scorpion encounters someone or other animals, it instinctively protects itself, scorpion tail squealing as if biting, it hurts, that is the effect of scorpion venom, when encountering this kind of thing, quickly put down the activity in your hand to squeeze out the scorpion venom, it is worth squeezing out the blood, in the use of garlic repeatedly wipe and disinfect, so as to reduce the pain.

Scorpions generally do not bite, it is a sting, it is through the tail of the stinger will sting people, if the stinged person is healthy is not fatal, but the sting will be very painful, the sting site will also be red and swollen, generally after a few days will be fine. If you are not in good health, allergy to scorpion venom may cause complications, and it will be life-threatening if you do not have a timely reaction, so if you have adverse reactions, you should go to the hospital in time**, don't delay**.

The consequences of being stung by a scorpion are usually severe, and because of the extra care I took in dealing with them, I did not suffer such a catastrophe. I once heard a farmer tell me about his situation: "After drinking the soup, I fell asleep by the pyre.

A sudden tingling pain woke me up, and I quickly got up to check. Something was moving, it turned out to be a scorpion in my pants, and my calf was stung. This abominable worm is as long as a finger.

The man held out his hand and gestured, and then said, "I want to work, but I am in a cold sweat and my legs are slowly swollen." I finally got back home, and the swelling continued to expand, and the next day, my whole body was basically swollen.

By the third day, I couldn't stand up. Later, I applied some alkaline medication and the situation gradually improved. I've also seen another person faint on the road after being stung by a scorpion, like dead.

The man gesticulated while descriptive, and his description was not exaggerated at all. Being stung by this white scorpion is a very scary thing. And if a scorpion is stung by its own kind, it will also faint. I've done experiments like this.

I picked out two stronger scorpions from the scorpions I raised and placed them in a small, open-top glass with a thin layer of sand at the bottom of the cup. They first stand facing each other, and then they begin to retreat. I lure them back with straw and put them back in a confrontational state.

Finally, they were teased by me.

Scorpions are not biting, they are stinging, they are very painful and swollen after stinging, but the main component of scorpion venom is scorpion venom protein, which will be degraded and absorbed by the human body, and it is also beneficial to the human body.