What is the most effective way to get stung by a scorpion? What is it most afraid of?

Scorpion is a poisonous animal, but it can be used as medicine, so many farmers make money by breeding, but there will be bites during breeding. If it is not handled properly, it will cause life danger, what is the most effective way to be stung by scorpions? What is it most afraid of?

1. Introduction of Scorpion:

1. Where are the most scorpions?

Scorpions are found on muddy slopes, dry and wet, with sparse vegetation, some grasses and shrubs are most abundant, and others live in tropical rain forests and deserts. There are generally no scorpions in places where trees are forested, weeds are overgrown, too damp, mountains without stones or without stones, and where there are many ants.

2. How long can scorpions live?

Scorpions can live for about eight years. In nature, scorpions need hibernation and lack of food, so it takes about 3 years for scorpions to grow to adult scorpions, giving birth to one child a year. After mating and fertilization, the fertilized eggs of scorpions can complete embryonic development and give birth to young scorpions after 40 days in the mother.

What is the most effective way to get stung by a scorpion?

After being stung by a scorpion, there will be local sharp pain and burning sensation. Blisters, redness and swelling, ecchymosis, skin necrosis, lymphadenitis, lymphangitis and other symptoms may occur in the wound, and some people may have dizziness, fever, nausea, vomiting, palpitations, cyanosis, massive sweating, decreased blood pressure, spasms, insanity, respiratory paralysis and so on. Some children may react quickly after being stung by scorpions, resulting in respiratory failure and death, so they should be dealt with in a timely manner after being stung:

1. Immediately fasten the stinging wound near the end of the heart with a strip of cloth to stuff it into two fingers to help slow down the spread of toxins. It needs to be loosened for 10-15 minutes per hour to avoid limb ischemic necrosis if it is too tight or too long.

2. Suck the venom out with cupping and other venom-sucking tools, and then wet the wound with 5% baking soda solution to relieve the pain.

3. If there is unbearable pain, obvious muscle convulsions, abnormal eye movement, salivation, foaming at the mouth and so on, you should see a doctor immediately.

4. People with breathing difficulties may also need emergency measures such as endotracheal intubation or tracheotomy to help breathe.

Third, what are scorpions most afraid of?

Scorpions are afraid of water, wind, fire, shock, bright light, pesticides, chemical fertilizers, gasoline, paint, quicklime, geckos, rats, ants and so on.

1. Gecko. The gecko is agile, good at drilling holes, not easy to be detected and anti-toxic, not afraid of scorpion stings. It mainly harms baby scorpions.

2. Rats. Mice are good at climbing high and can make holes. It not only harms scorpions and scorpion feed insects, but also destroys scorpion breeding facilities.

3. Ants. Ants not only eat the feed insects of scorpions, but also attack and nibble scorpions in groups, which do great harm to young scorpions and scorpions that are molting and newly molting without regaining their mobility.

4. In addition, snakes, people, chickens, ducks, geese, birds, mantis and other animals are the natural enemies of scorpions. They can also harm scorpions and the environment, as well as fertilizers and pesticides. Therefore, scorpions must be kept away from the above-mentioned natural enemies and harmful objects. In addition, avoid strong light and exposure, because scorpions do not like daytime activities, but sleep during the day and go out at night.

Generally speaking, after being stung by a scorpion, use cupping and other tools that can absorb venom to suck out the venom, then wet the wound with 5% baking soda solution, and then fasten it immediately with a strip of cloth at the end of the stung wound near the heart. if the situation is serious, you should see a doctor in time. In life, scorpions are mostly in grass and shrubs, so go less.