Scorpions and methods of fighting scorpions
Scorpio is the name of one species of end-strap that has 8 feet and bites of deadly venom. These animals have prickly forks that are, in fact, part of their mouths. The scorpion sting is at its tail tip. It has various colors such as yellowish-brown, brown, gray and black and has a size of between 1.5-5.1 cm but due to its flat shape it can be 3 mm wide through slits. Also pass and bring home.
The scorpions are child-bearing and move on the back of the mother scorpion until at least the first baby is molested.
It hides in a quiet corner during the day and begins its activity at night and hunts for it.
Scorpions have two enemies. One is a star and the other is a fly
The beast hunts more at night, using its long legs to find food and catches it with its forks after finding food. Outdoors are found in crevices and seams between rocks, under the bark, between firewood, etc., and are found in the indoor environment of baths, bathrooms, kitchens and humid environments.
. Scorpions are more active in hot weather and at night, so safety precautions are important to prevent scorpion stings, especially in tropical and dark weather. (Like wearing socks, pants and shoes, shaking shoes and clothes before wearing them …)
Of the approximately 200 different species of scorpions that are scattered throughout the world, only about 20 are poisonous, among them the most deadly Indian red scorpion. Its death rate in the Indian states is reported to be between 30-40%. The desert scorpions in Iran are divided into two groups: Golden tail scorpions and Black scorpions. The most dangerous type of scorpion in Iran is Gardium scorpion, which is found in Khuzestan region and has a deadly toxin. The poison of other scorpions is not deadly. Iranian scorpions have the highest bite rate in the world.
Scorpion sting:
signs :
Symptoms of Scorpions Depending on the type of scorpion, the amount of toxin injected into a person’s body, the bite season, and the physical condition of the injured person. And it can be accompanied by a localized reaction or severe symptoms throughout the body that can sometimes lead to death.
Usually after the bite, the burning sensation is accompanied by pain at the site. Red pus bites at the site, swelling and possibly bleeding and blistering.
General Symptoms in the Body:
These include shortness of breath, palpitations, excessive sweating and excessive salivation and nausea and vomiting, dizziness and anxiety, bloody urine, headache, abdominal pain, and limbs.
Scorpion bites are usually more dangerous due to high concentrations of poison in the arid or arid regions. But the danger of scorpions does not depend on the size and color.
prevention:
The best way to prevent scorpions is by renovating and refurbishing old waste collection and disposal sites. In places where high scorpions are found, wet areas in the warehouses, under the tiles and beside the carpets, and in the storage of clothing, bedding, shoes, should be monitored.
Be careful when using clothes or shoes or bedding. Beds must be used when resting in such places
Scorpions are childish
Unlike insects that generally lay eggs, scorpions give birth to what is termed “viviparity” in the scientific term. In fact, some types of scorpions have a uterine structure in which infants consume both nutrients and nourishment from the mother. Some other types of scorpions do not have this structure, and their food comes directly from the mother.
The duration of pregnancy in this small animal can vary from 6 months to 6 months depending on the scorpion. After birth, the scorpion infant stays on the mother’s back and stays there until the first molt. After the first molt, the young scorpions leave their mother.
Scorpions have a long life
Compared to other animals, arthropods have a relatively short life span, and many insects live for only a few weeks or eventually several months. But scorpions have the longest life span among many arthropods. In nature, scorpions live between 2 and 4 years, but this time will increase to 6 years in the Arctic.